Having arrived at Dubbo Airport in the morning, Wednesday proved to be another packed day for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry during their tour of Australia.
Following a meet and greet with some children in a field and a tour of the Flying Doctor Service, they headed to Dubbo Senior College, which focuses on educating young aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders. The girls said that Meghan was a role model for them.
Later that day, the black J.Crew boots the Duchess of Sussex was wearing proved invaluable when the heavens opened with an uncharacteristic downpour during a community BBQ with farmers in the drought-hit region of New South Wales.
The multitasking Markle had baked her special chocolate chip recipe banana bread the previous evening in the kitchens of Admiralty House in Sydney.
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Throughout the day, the former actress wore a jacket from Serena Williams’ namesake fashion collection. Williams was a guest at the royal couple’s wedding on May 19. Markle teamed her gray and plaid Boss blazer, ($145) with black Australian Outlander jeans, a white Maison Kitsune top and J.Crew black Sadie ankle boots in suede on a 2.5-inch heel. The boots retail for $178 on Jcrew.com.
On Tuesday, Markle demonstrated her sensible attitude toward footwear when she switched up her nude heels for a pair of black flats during an appearance in Sydney, the first stop of her royal tour of Australia.
