Duchess Meghan is a vision in pink. The Duchess of Sussex made an entrance at the National Center for the Arts in Bogotá alongside husband Prince Harry. The two enjoyed a theater performance as well as a musical and dance performance at the venue; at one point, Meghan even joined in on the dancing. For the fun occasion, the duchess opted for a mauve-pink spaghetti-strap ankle dress with embroidered maroon and gold detailing and a diamond-shaped chest cutout by Johanna Ortiz.
She paired the midi dress with brown Jimmy Choo sandals with kitten heels and added even more glamour to the look with a gold Cartier necklace and matching earrings, a watch, a bracelet, and some rings. Meghan was radiant in rosy makeup and a subtle smoky eye, and she had her hair down in a wavy ’do. The prince, next to her, looked elegant in a summery beige suit, which he wore with a crisp light blue dress shirt and light brown moccasins.
Following the cultural event, Harry and Meghan will attend a summit on a topic very close to their hearts: internet safety. The three-part Responsible Digital Future conference will include a panel led by youth and social leaders speaking about their experiences with online dangers. Next, there will be a panel on the current tech landscape and tech accountability, and later, an informative session on the future of responsible tech.
Meghan and Harry’s outfit changes come after the two arrived in Colombia this morning for an early school visit, in breezy business-casual looks. Meghan wore a summer suit composed of a navy vest and matching cropped trousers, styled with black and white accessories. Harry wore his own dark blue suit paired with a bright blue shirt and black dress shoes.
At the charter school, Colegio Cultura Popular, Harry and Meghan were greeted by student José David and headmaster Leonel Umaña Parra. The Sussexes were led inside to participate in an insight session, where classmates discussed their favorite and least favorite aspects of social media, technology, and navigating life on the internet. Each student shared personal stories about how social tech affects their lives positively and negatively, and how they want to hold on to real-life connection in a rapidly changing digital world.
Meghan described the group as incredibly “impressive, smart, and savvy,” and highlighted the importance of aiming to be “self-reliant and not tech-reliant.” Following the session, the duke and duchess joined students for recess, where they greeted more students and teachers, who were very excited to meet them. Everyone gathered for a group photo before the couple left for the arts center.
Over the next four days, the Sussexes will participate in various activities that align with their philanthropic efforts and the goals of their nonprofit, the Archewell Foundation. These activities will include more school visits, as well as an Invictus Game training session. Guided by the Colombian vice president, the duke and duchess will also get to know local art, food, customs, and history.
