Meghan markle: royal wears eye-catching headscarf for africa tour

Meghan Markle has stepped out wearing a khaki shirt dress as she continues day two of her Africa tour. The royal was spotted with Prince Harry, 35, as they visited the Auwal Mosque in Cape

Town, South Africa. The couple attended the Mosque on Heritage Day in South Africa, a public holiday which celebrates the different cultures and beliefs in the country. The royal showed her

respects as she covered up in a floor length brown gown and cream scarf wrapped around her head. Earlier today, Meghan and Harry visited the charity, Waves for Change at Monwabisi Beach in

Cape Town.  She opted for a casual look with a denim jacket, costing £111, and a pair of black skinny jeans. Meghan changed into a military-style shirt dress ahead of her visit to South

Africa’s oldest Mosque and was spotted wearing a headscarf for the first time out in public. Her khaki dress had short capped sleeves and a shirt-style top with brown buttons down the front.

The dress was pulled in at the waist by a thin matching belt which highlighted her toned figure. Meghan's dress featured a loose skirt which cut off just above her ankles, giving a

peek at flat shoes. She went for comfort by wearing a pair of brown suede flats which had a pointed toe. The Duchess of Sussex was spotted holding hands with Prince Harry as they spoke to

members of the Mosque on the second day of their South Africa tour. She wore her long locks down in a loose curl and covered them up with a thin cream scarf which was wrapped around her head

and shoulders. Meghan wore natural make-up with a clear lip gloss and a slick of blusher.