Meghan Markle's Backless Black St. Agni Dress is Pure Elegance

Meghan Markle's Backless Black St. Agni Dress is Pure Elegance

Meghan Markle is creating a new style era with stylist Jamie Mizrahi. First up: celebrity-favorite brand St. Agni.

On Friday, April 12, Markle gave another glimpse of her fresh wardrobe outlook when she attended a dinner for Sentebale, a charity co-founded by Prince Harry. In a photo shared on Instagram by longtime friend Ignacio "Nacho" Figueras, Markle can be seen chatting with guests over a candlelit meal. She is dressed in an open-back black dress by Australian minimalist-oriented label St. Agni.

Markle paired the streamlined gown with a halter neck and side slits with vintage Dior earrings and Mach & Mach heels.

Markle's backless dress was the second piece she wore from the designer that she incorporated into her new wardrobe over the weekend. Earlier in the day, she broke with royal (or former royal) convention by wearing a Heidi Merrick sundress with cutouts on the torso. The airy midi dress was perfect for watching Prince Harry compete in Centiver's annual Royal Salute to Polo Challenge under the sun in Wellington, Florida. Her sophisticated, yet casual outfit also included Heidi Merrick sunglasses, plus a Valentino bag and Aquazzura pumps.

As Meghan Markle is reportedly exploring a "Hollywood rebrand" with stylist Jamie Mizrahi (whose clients include Adele and Jennifer Lawrence), St. Agni is the perfect brand to bring into her closet. The brand's embellished, neutral-toned pieces are regulars in the wardrobes of Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Hailey Bieber, and have been worn by celebrities from Margot Robbie to Zendaya. It has been worn by celebrities from Margot Robbie to Zendaya. If Markle is looking for more It Girl-approved labels, she has clearly found them.

Markle's style may be trending in a more experimental yet minimalist direction, but her influence on designers has not changed. St. Agni's Hudson dress has already sold out in several sizes.

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