Meghan Markle rises early for Dublin day two, wearing grey and her favourite neckline

Meghan Markle, 36, and Prince Harry are on their first overseas tour as a married couple. 

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex touched down in Dublin yesterday, where they had a jam-packed day before heading to a summer party at the British Abassador’s residence.

Showing no signs of slowing down, Meghan was up early this morning in the Irish capital.

The Duchess, along with her husband, were arriving to meet Irish President Michael Higgins at Aras in Uactharain.

Slightly depicting the grey morning, Meghan wore a grey long-sleeved dress that swamped her tiny frame.

The dress came to just below her knee, and featured her favourite bateau neckline.

Looking formal and businesslike, the dress featured lots of layered and ruched fabric falling from the waist down.

Preparing for milder temperatures, it featured long sleeves which had split detailing at the cuff.

Quickly becoming Meghan’s signature look, the mushroom grey dress had a bateau neckline, worn by Meghan on countless occasions including her own wedding.

The dress was reminiscent of the Roland Mouret’s signature fitted midnight blue dress she wore on the eve of her wedding as she arrived at Cliveden House.

Looking formal and business like to meet the President, the Duchess kept the outfit monochrome, going for a large black handbag and black pointed-toe heels.

The oversized handbag was made of leather and featured elegant gold detailing.

Walking on the cobbles in her sky-high stilettos, Meghan took a wobble and held onto Harry’s arm for support.

In another more formal move, the 36-year-old chose to wear her hair in a neat low bun.

Parted in the middle and perfectly coiffed, not a single stray hair could be seen.