Aussie designers Meghan Markle has sparkled in (so far) -

The tour has yet to come to an end, and many hope it never will!

In honour of the gorgeous and pregnant royal and the brands and designs she has worn through the tour, we take a look at all the Aussie designers Meghan, Duchess of Sussex has rocked on her trip so far. 

Also, as you flick through, you can click on the designer's to shop the garment!

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First day of tour -

On the royal's first day down under, Meghan did a double whammy and opted to wear two Aussie designers for the occasion.

She stunned in a crisp white dress by Karen Gee and a beige trench coat by Martin Grant.

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Shining bright in white -

Karen Gee, a lesser-known Aussie designer, experienced her website being flooded with visitors and orders once the royal was seen with her fitted "Blessed" dress in Sydney. 

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Remembering Diana - The Duchess teamed her "Blessed" Karen Gee with Princess Diana's gorgeous diamond and gold butterfly earrings. What a nice way to honour the late royal!

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Royally recycled -

The Duchess opted to wear the Paris-based Aussie designer's tailored beige trench coat for the third day of engagements, this time in Melbourne.

The gorgeous navy blue dress beneath is also from an Aussie designer, but can you guess who? Flick through to the next slide to find out.

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Royal in blue -

The gorgeous navy blue 'Foiled' dress is by Australian designer Dion Lee, and showcased her growing baby bump beautifully.

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A royal who dares to wear stripes -

We all know horizontal stripes can sometimes be a fashion eyesore, plus then adding some vertical stripes to the mix... oh hell no!

However, Meghan looked radiant in this striking stripey number by Aussie designer Martin Grant on October 19th (day four) at Bondi Beach.

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Stripes galore -

Yet another striped number, and also by her favoured designer, Martin Grant. 

The Duchess wore this olive green and white number on day eleven of their tour in Tonga when she met the Polynesian island's Prime Minister Akilisi Pohiva.

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Sleek pairing - Later the Duke and Duchess were adorned with local flower leis as they greeted the crowds and Fa'onelua Convention Centre employees in Nuku'alofa, Tonga, on October 26th.

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A vision in white -

The stunning Duchess was seen donning a long sleeve white Zimmermann dress to the couple's welcome ceremony in Fiji.

She teamed up with a fascinator by the royal favourite British designer Stephen Jones.

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Standing out in an Aussie design -

Zimmermann is one of Australia's most award-winning high-end resort wear and swimwear fashion label with stores across the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom. 

Kate Middleton donned a dress by the brand during her visit in 2014, so it was somewhat expected for the Duchess to wear one of the label's pieces, which she did on October 23rd in Fiji. 

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Suited up for day two -

On the second day of their tour, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Dubbo. 

Meghan was seen wearing a crisp white shirt and an oversized blazer called “The Boss Oversized Blazer” from her friend and tennis champion Serena William's clothing line.

On this day the new royal left the Aussie designer for the bottom part of her attire, or shall we say, down under?

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Jeans that make a difference -

Meghan has been spotted wearing the same pair of high-rise "Harriet" Aussie designer jeans throughout her Australian tour. 

The jeans are from a company called Outland Denim, a brand that helps women who have suffered and are victims of sex trafficking.

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Helping girls and women in need -

The ethical fashion house's CEO, James Bartle, began the Denim project in 2011 after seeing women being sex trafficked in Cambodia.

Bartle took action by opening a sewing operation factory in Cambodia, where women could apply for jobs and feel safe, as well as have counselling and join development programmes. 

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Meghan the feminist -

The jeans, as imagined, where sold out within hours after she was first spotted wearing. The vast amount of sales have secured 15 more women a spot in the sewing factory, and a new chance at life.

Pictured are Meghan and Prince Harry in Sydney on the sixth day of their tour. She's seen wearing her favourite Outland Denim jeans as well as her favoured Oroton bag. It's the second time this year that she has been spotted with it.

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She wears the trousers -

It's 2018 and anyone can wear the trousers, right? But it takes Meghan to make burgundy look tres chic!

Joking aside, the Duchess opted for a pomegranate red peplum crepe knit wrap for the final game of wheelchair basketball at the Invictus Games held in Sydney. The Aussie designer behind the garment is Scanlan Theodore, a future favourite of the Duchess according to blogs.

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A sneaky player went for the kiss! - Apparently, a wheelchair basketball player leaned in for a kiss on the cheek from the Duchess after the game. Cheeky!

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Royals at the park - On day fourteen of their royal tour, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan were taken for a guided hike through Abel Tasman National Park in New Zealand. She wore her trusty Outland Denim "Harriet" jeans for the occasion.

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Favourite garment on tour - Later on in the same day, Meghan changed into some lace-up booties and a turtleneck by Aussie label Jac+Jack, whilst remaining in her favoured Outland Denim jeans.

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