Before marrying Prince Harry, Meghan Markle had already demonstrated that simplicity and naturalness were part of her image.
Now, on her recent international tour as Duchess of Sussex, she paired her outfits with practical hairstyles that allowed her to look impeccable at all times.
Meghan, who is pregnant and whose natural hair is curly, wore everything from her long, loose, wavy hair to half-up styles and even a ponytail.
For a dinner in Nuku'alofa, Tonga, she wore an updo with loose pieces. Although the bun itself (at the back) was elaborate, the fine strands framing her forehead gave the Duchess's face a touch of freshness.
A side-swept, loose, and wavy hairstyle was the one Meghan chose to speak at a reception at the Governor's House in Wellington, New Zealand.
A hairstyle similar to the previous one, but with more defined waves and a center part. The image was taken when the Duchess presented the Young Conservationist of the Year award in Sydney, Australia.
A simple ponytail can be an easy alternative for controlling long hair and keeping the face clear. Above, at a meeting with the Prime Minister of Tonga, Akilisi Pohiva. Below, during a visit to Tupou College that same day.
Unless it's hats or fascinators for royal events, Meghan doesn't usually wear hair accessories. Here she is at an event at the University of the South Pacific in Suva, Fiji. Flowers gave her bun a tropical touch.
A half-up hairstyle, an option she doesn't often use but very appropriate for the occasion. Meghan wore it to a roller basketball final during the Invictus Games in Australia.
She demonstrates how versatile a low bun can be. Above, wearing a coat to visit Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in Wellington, New Zealand. Below, left, at a luncheon in Sydney, Australia. Below, right, on a boat in Sydney during the Invictus Games.
