Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reintroduced the royal family's coordinated couple style in their first appearance together in months.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex appeared united as they discussed online safety in a pre-recorded video appearance as part of the World Ministerial Conference on Violence Against Children in Colombia. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry both opted for sober navy blazers. Markle wore a black crew-neck T-shirt layered under a $3,290 Ralph Lauren blazer jacket, while Prince Harry chose a white button-down shirt unbuttoned at the top. He also wore a poppy pin in honor of Remembrance Day in the UK and Veterans Day in the US.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had not appeared together in recent weeks, let alone in nearly matching navy blazers. It is fitting, however, that the two coordinated their serious-toned attire to promote online safety, a cause near and dear to the Sussex couple's hearts. Markle's choice of jacket has special significance: according to style-tracking website Meghan's Closet Chronicles, the last time she wore a Ralph Lauren item was at the 2019 WE Day U.K. event, when she was pregnant with her first son Archie. (It is worth noting that the event was focused on child welfare.)

In their speech, the two discussed the negative impact of the changing digital environment on children and the work their joint charity, the Arkwell Foundation, does to help parents whose children have been affected by online violence. They highlighted the negative effects of the changing digital environment on children and the work their joint charity, the Arkwell Foundation, is doing to help parents whose children have been affected by online violence. 'Young people need help. Young people need help. They are asking us to use the resources in this room to help them confront the new realities that young people are facing,” Prince Harry said.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry often take a unified approach to styling when official events are scheduled. During their summer tour of Colombia, the pair paired navy suits (day one) with crisp white linens (day three) for school visits and meetings with local leaders. In Markle's case, much of the clothing she wore was sourced from local designers. The same strategy can be seen on the red carpet and at charity functions such as the ESPY Awards.

Since moving away from their royal duties and moving to Montecito, California, the couple has performed together somewhat less frequently. But when they do arrive, they are usually packed with meaning and inspire our shopping. Read more about Markle's blazer-inspired blazer.