Meghan Markle Paid Tribute to Princess Diana in a Beautiful Way

Meghan Markle looked radiant in a matching white coat and beret during her first official public appearance with the Queen of England for Commonwealth Day. But her white and navy blue ensemble wasn't just a chic fashion choice for the event she attended with her fiancé Prince Harry and future siblings-in-law, Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge.

Meghan's white beret was designed by Stephen Jones, a favorite milliner of Princess Diana, who wore a black beret designed by him in 1982. This subtle fashion homage didn't go unnoticed by eagle-eyed fans of the future royal, according to Time.

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The late princess was such a fan of berets, she was photographed several times in the '80s wearing various styles of the French hat.

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But that wasn't Meghan's only style homage to the people's princess. Her white coat was designed by Amanda Wakeley, a British designer that Princess Diana often wore and is still a favorite of Kate Middleton's, Vogue reports.

While Meghan's no stranger to fashion, we love seeing that she's letting her future in-laws — and some of our favorite fashion icons — inspire her sartorial choices now.

This article originally appeared on Harper's BAZAAR US.