Meghan's dress isn't just pretty, it also tells a story.
, and Meghan is already making waves with her wardrobe choices. On her first royal engagement, the duchess stepped out in a black and white printed cotton wrap dress, and the breezy style was such an instant hit with royal fans that it's already completely sold out.dress comes from ethical fashion label Mayamiko, which sources fabrics in Malawi and produces the garments in local workshops.
All the dresses carry a QR code, which can be scanned"to meet the team who made your clothes," but they still come with an affordable price tag: Meghan's dress costs less than $90. This particular style is available in a number of prints, but unsurprisingly, the"Meghan effect" means all the current stock has sold out.
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