12 Times Meghan Markle Channeled Audrey Hepburn's Style

Audrey Hepburn is an international symbol for timeless style, and it looks like Meghan Markle is following suit(s). From day one in the royal limelight, the Duchess of Sussex has embraced the sleek silhouettes, smart hemlines, and impeccable tailoring made famous by Hubert de Givenchy, Audrey's longtime collaborator. Here, our favorite Audrey-inspired ensembles worn by the Duchess of Sussex.

During her two-day trip to Ireland this July, the Duchess of Sussex wore a court-neck dress by Emilia Wickstead to the British Ambassador's residence in Dublin. The smart LDB isn't a far cry from the one Audrey wore promoting her 1954 film, Sabrina.

Here, Meghan wears a belted Givenchy dress to the Royal Ascot. The swingy skirt and nipped waist bears a striking similarity to the dress Audrey wore while learning the gavotte in Rome, with both looks sharing an arrowhead collar and button-down detail.

Meghan wore a white Stephen Jones beret to the 2018 Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey in March, calling to mind the floppy beret Hepburn wore in London's Kew Gardens while performing in Sauce Piquante in May, 1950.

For her royal wedding to Prince Harry, Meghan wore a perfectly minimalist gown designed by Givenchy. The gown closely resembles the dress Audrey had planned to wear (and took photos in) by Zoe Fontana before she and ex-fiancée James Hanson decided to call off their wedding. Both dresses were stark white and featured long sleeves, boat necks, and long cathedral veils.

Meghan wore this beige, wool wrap-coat while attending Christmas Day services at the Church of St. Mary Magdalene in December 2017. The look takes a style cue from Audrey's wool peacoat of the same palette, which she wore arriving to JFK in 1968.

While on a visit to Edinburgh, Scotland in February of this year, the Duchess of Sussex took a page from Audrey's stylebook when she wore this plaid peacoat by Burberry.

Meghan is the spitting image of Audrey Hepburn in this Dior gown, which she wore to the Royal Air Force's 100th anniversary celebration. Here, Meghan and Audrey are comparable in black fit-and-flare gowns with boatnecks - which are also referred to as "Sabrina" necklines in honor of Audrey's 1954 film of the same name - and bow details.

While on a visit to Ireland this month, Meghan worn this Audrey-esque bespoke pantsuit by Givenchy to the Irish Emigration Museum.

Here, Meghan wears a trench coat by Artizia to the Invictus Games trials at the University of Bath in April of this year, a near-perfect copy of the trench worn by Audrey in Funny Face.

For her first Trooping the Colour ceremony, Meghan wore a blush Carolina Herrera dress with matching Phillip Treacy fascinator. The ensemble is reminiscent of the pale pink Givenchy dress and matching hood Audrey wore to her second wedding (to Andrea Dotti).

Did Meghan's Phillip Treacy fascinator from the Royal Ascot look familiar? It's a toned down version of the one Audrey wore as Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady.

The Duchess of Sussex wore a bright yellow Brandon Maxwell dress to the Your Commonwealth Youth Challenge reception at Marlborough House in early July, a one-off of the yellow pencil dress with matching hat Audrey wore for her role in Zusamenn in Paris.