Meghan Markle wears sleek £100 jumpsuit as her second outfit of the day in South Africa

Meghan Markle, 38, chose the black Everlane jumpsuit, £100 to visit Woodstock Exchange, a women founders/social entrepreneurs event in South Africa. She teamed the simple black item with a pair of large gold disc earrings, £161.49 ($200) from Gas Bijoux. The mum-of-one wore her hair slicked back in a low bun, allowing the earrings to take centre-stage. The jumpsuit, meanwhile, was cropped at the ankle, showing off her simple black Manolo Blahnik court shoes.

The mum-of-one was presented with flowers as she arrived at the event to meet women founders and entrepreneurs.

This was the second appearance for the royal, who earlier today carried her young son Archie to meet Archbishop Desmond Tutu in his first official appearance on the tour.

Archie Harrison arrived in South Africa with the royal couple on Monday but he has been staying at home while Meghan and Harry complete their royal duties.

Meghan showed she was a doting mother as she took Archie to meet Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe at the Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation.

Choosing to stay cool in the heat, Meghan wore a sheer white dress which had a navy design across it. The Duchess of Sussex wore the Dremah Silk Dress from Club Monaco, which is on sale for £368.52.

On day two of her Africa tour, Meghan opted for a casual look and wore an oversized white shirt and pair of black skinny jeans. 

She completed the outfit with a blue denim jacket from Madwell which cost £111.

Later in the day, the Duchess of Sussex picked another number worn on her last royal tour when she attended a reception in Cape Town.

Meghan sported the Martin Grant dress, which originally cost £1,080, and was first seen while she was in Australia. 

Not only is the Duchess opting for cheaper designs during her tour, she is likely to have saved thousands by re-wearing old garments.

During an official tour of Australia, Fiji and New Zealand last year, Meghan reportedly spent a staggering £117,100 in 16 days.

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