Meghan Markle's ESPYS Look May Have Been In...

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hit the 2024 ESPYS in style, and she may have taken a cue from one of her most memorable looks

Published Time: 12.07.2024 - 05:31:04 Modified Time: 12.07.2024 - 05:31:04

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hit the 2024 ESPYS in style, and she may have taken a cue from one of her most memorable looks.

The Duchess of Sussex, 42, joined her husband, 39, at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on July 11 for the awards show, where the Duke of Sussex was honored as this year's recipient of the Pat Tillman Award for Service.

Meghan dressed up for the date night in an all-white halter gown paired with black strappy sandals. The statement dress shared an uncanny resemblance to the one she wore in 2018 as her royal wedding reception dress.

After sporting a custom Givenchy design by Clare Waight Keller for her walk down the aisle, Meghan changed into a “lily white” high halter neck gown with an eye-catching open back for the evening party.

On both occasions, the Duchess of Sussex wore her hair pinned back and parted down the middle.She even tapped the same makeup artist for the similar looks: her longtime friend Daniel Martin. Martin was behind the Duchess of Sussex's beauty routine on her wedding day and also posted on Instagram that he did the makeup for the ESPYS, writing, "ESPYS with my besties!"

Speaking to The Guardian ahead of the royal couple’s 2018 wedding, McCartney (who is the daughter of rock n' roll royalty Sir Paul McCartney and the late musician Linda McCartney) was careful not to reveal that she was, in fact, one of -

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two trusted female British designers tapped to put together Meghan’s bridal look.

"How many designers have you said that to today?" she said in response to the publication’s reporter asking if she had any involvement in the ceremony.

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At the ESPYs, Prince Harry accepted the Pat Tillman Award for Service, which highlighted his work with service personnel and veterans done with the Invictus Games as the adaptive sports competition is celebrating its 10th year.

Earlier in the show, tennis legend Serena Williams mentioned her longtime friends in her opening monologue as she hosted this year’s annual awards ceremony dedicated to athletic achievement.

"It's well, actually only pretty often that I get to be in a room with actual royalty, and tonight is no exception," Williams, 42, joked. "Prince Harry and Meghan are here. Let's give it up for them."

"But please, Harry and Meghan, try not to breathe too much tonight. Because this is my night, and I don't want to be overshadowed by the accusations that you guys are taking up too much oxygen, okay?" the pro athlete added as Meghan and Harry laughed from their seats.