Meghan Markle wore these under-$60 sunglasses during her trip to Canada

Meghan Markle might be practically up to her eyeballs in designer duds, but she still loves a budget-friendly accessory.

The Duchess of Sussex sported multiple frost-ready fashions during each day of the Invictus Games 2025 One Year to Go event in Whistler, Canada, last week, donning everything from a Burberry beanie to a Logan Hollowell necklace ($15,600).

But on Thursday, she completed her snowy-day style with something that costs far less than diamonds: Blenders Grove sunglasses ($59).

Meghan Marle in sunglasses and a navy blue beanie
She completed the look with an Aritzia beanie and scarf. James Whatling / MEGA
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She completed her wintry look with an Hermès jacket and a pair of Aritzia accessories — the Babaton Kisho beanie ($55) and Sunday Best Coco scarf ($48) — along with an earlier version of the Kamik Sienna boots ($90).

While Markle stuck to the sidelines, Prince Harry got in on the action, trying out skeleton sledding while his wife excitedly filmed him on her iPhone (which she protected with a Bottega Veneta case, naturally).

Although the former “Suits” star owns several sunglass styles from the likes of Ray-Ban and Celine, her latest outing isn’t the first time she’s worn more affordable frames.

Meghan Markle wearing sunglasses
Prince Harry tried out skeleton sledding while Markle looked on and filmed. James Whatling / MEGA

She also hearts Le Specs’ Air Heart sunglasses ($75) — which she wore for her 2019 baby shower — and the brand’s Le Danzing shades ($85), which she slipped on for an outing in 2020.

If you’ve got your eye on another star’s sunnies, however, be sure to check out our guide to the best celeb-approved sunglasses for additional fashion-forward frames.

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