Meghan Markle Gives a Message about Sustainable Fashion on Her Royal Tour of Africa

Meghan Markle, the famous star talks about causes that are close to her heart more often, but the Duchess of Sussex is also giving support to her favourite issues through her platform without saying a word.

As an example, you can take her recent royal tour of Africa. People notes, Meghan used the high-profile series of engagements to support one of the many causes she cares about, that is fashion.
During the South Africa trip, her fashion or dressing sense was closely watched, so when she wore a nylon dress that is recycled from Los Angeles brand STAUD during her visit to the Auwal Mosque, it made a huge impact.

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More images from Heritage Day in Bo Kaap. As part of their visit, Their Royal Highnesses visited the Auwal Mosque – the first and oldest Mosque in South Africa. Standing as a symbol of the freedom of former slaves to worship, the Mosque hosts events with Muslim, Christian and Jewish young leaders, and encourages friendship and understanding between South Africa's varied communities. The Duke and Duchess also got to view the first known manuscript of the Qu’ran in Africa, drafted by Tuan Guru from memory, whilst he was imprisoned on Robben Island. ••• Heritage Day celebrated the great diversity of cultures, beliefs and traditions that make up the rainbow nation. Bo Kaap streets filled with colour and music while Their Royal Highnesses were welcomed to one of the most vibrant neighbourhoods in Cape Town. The area has seen inter-community tension rise over the last few years, yet days like today show how faith, traditions, food and music bring people together, and celebrate the things that unite each and every one of us. #RoyalVisitSouthAfrica • Photo ©️ Shutterstock / PA images

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“The eyes of the world are constantly on the royal family, so it is very meaningful that the Duchess has placed a focus on sustainability,” co-founder of STAUD, Sarah Staudinger said to People. “We are honored that she chose to wear a dress from our brand.”

Meghan was seen in STAUD’s “Millie” dress which was a floor-length, olive green, belted shirt dress that made entirely from recycled nylon, during the tour. On the other hand, since Meghan Markle stepped out in the $325 dress, it has been in high demand and even it is now on pre-order as well but one can still be expected to be available in time for Christmas.

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