Meghan Markle Wore a $30 Dress to FaceTime With Prince Harry—and It’s Available for Pre-Order

Meghan Markle’s maternity fashion game is already on lock. 

During Prince Harry’s recent surprise appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, fans of the Duchess got a glimpse at her pregnancy style during a FaceTime call between the couple.

“Haz, how’s your tour of L.A. going?” she asked the Duke of Sussex during the brief chat, revealing her sweet nickname for her husband.

“Haz? I didn’t know we were calling you ‘Haz now,” Corden joked, to which Prince Harry replied, “You’re not my wife.”

The entire exchange was adorable, but what we truly admire is that Markle’s blue dress by Velvet Torch is surprisingly affordable. Though it’s currently out of stock on their website, the Puff Sleeve Smock Dress sells for $30 and is still available for preorder. 

“So this happened today!!” the local Los Angeles fashion brand posted on Instagram on February 26. They also added “as seen on Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex” to the product description. The dress is made in the U.S. and comes in sizes XS-XL.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry revealed they’re expecting their second child on February 14, exactly 37 years after Princess Diana’s pregnancy with Prince Harry made front-page news. 

The happy announcement came via a spokesperson as well as their close friend, photographer Misan Harriman, who shared a beautiful new portrait of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. 

Ahead of Markle’s big interview with Oprah Winfrey, which will cover everything from their move to the United States to their growing family, Prince Harry gave Corden a bit more info on the reason for their “departure” from the royal family. 

“It was never walking away, it was stepping back rather than stepping down,” Prince Harry explained. “It was a really difficult environment, as I think a lot of people saw. We all know what the British press can be like. It was destroying my mental health.” 

He continued, “I did what any husband and what any father would do, which is ‘I need to get my family out of here,’ but we never walked away.”