The Sussexes made a stylish entrance in matching navy suits on their first day in Colombia, charming students and sparking a buzz of mixed reactions.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan touched down in Bogotá, Colombia, on August 15, 2024. Their visit aims to spotlight and tackle various social issues.
The couple were warmly received by Vice President Francia Márquez, who organized their four-day visit. The official page of the President of Colombia posted about their visit online, writing, “We give you a big welcome to the Land of Beauty. ??.”
El príncipe Harry y Meghan, duque y duquesa de Sussex, ya están en Colombia.
Su visita es una oportunidad para visibilizar y atender distintos problemas sociales como el ciberacoso y las violencias en redes sociales.
Les damos una gran bienvenida al País de la Belleza. ?? pic.twitter.com/wAXxafWvTW
— Presidencia Colombia ?? (@infopresidencia) August 15, 2024
Upon their arrival, the Duchess presented the Vice President and her partner, Rafael Yerney Pinillo, with a personal gift. During their conversation, Francia expressed her personal admiration for Harry’s mother, the late Princess Diana.
The four then enjoyed an intimate tea and coffee hour at the Vice President’s residence before the royals embarked on a busy day of engagements. Their trip will include school visits, panels, cultural performances, and more.
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Harry and Meghan opted for a chic look for their first day of events in Colombia. Meghan chose a navy Veronica Beard waistcoat, named the Orlinda Vest, which has a halter neckline and shell-patterned buttons. She paired it with matching cropped trousers, known as Arte Pant.
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The former “Suits” actress also accessorized with Pippa Small 18kt Gold kyanite classic studs. She added on a Lorraine Schwartz 18-karat white gold, topaz, and diamond bracelet, and a gold Cartier Tank Française watch.
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