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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made a surprise appearance at the Sundance Film Festival yesterday to attend the film’s premiere cookie queena new documentary for which they serve as executive producers. While the snowy Park City Sundance red carpet has been a surprising source of game-changing winter fashion and cozy-cool looks, the royals opted for a more subdued, monochromatic, matching couple style moment.
Meghan and Harry pose with documentary filmmaker Alyssa Namias, festival director Eugene Hernandez and Sundance Film Festival’s Amy Redford. Meghan also spent some time meeting the girls featured in the documentary.
cookie queen Set during Girl Scout cookie season, the story follows four “tenacious girls” – Alaa, Olive, Nikki and Shannon Elizabeth – as they strive to become the best-selling “Cookie Queens.” Sundance Film Festival producer Stephanie Owens called it a “gleaming film” that shows us the girls’ “charisma and unsuspecting astute business tactics.” “Think of future Supreme Court justices, CEOs, etc.,” she said, a sentiment that reflected the Duchess of Sussex’s own values and advocacy for the empowerment of young girls and women. Meghan and Harry serve as executive producers under their Archewell Productions banner.
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Their appearance may not be That This is surprising considering their front-facing appearances in the film, but the couple’s outfits were decidedly low-key. Prince Harry opted for his favorite practical outerwear, wearing a black zip-up sleeveless vest, paired with a long-sleeved black cotton shirt and dark-wash jeans. The Duchess chose a chocolate brown, collarless Anine Bing wrap coat tied at the waist, a simple black knit sweater and black flared Mother jeans for a sleek, minimalist look in keeping with Meghan Markle’s style. Her hair is shiny and straight in the middle.
