Meghan Markle sports a green midi skirt and £175 handbag for surprise visit to Northern Ireland

This afternoon Meghan Markle and Prince Harry caught everyone by surprise as they stepped out in Belfast for an unannounced stop on their pre-wedding tour.

For her first official visit to Northern Ireland 36-year-old Meghan fittingly wore a chic bottle green midi skirt with ruffled detail by Toronto based brand, Greta Constantine.

She paired the figure-hugging skirt with a Victoria Beckham cream cashmere jumper, which she first debuted in her engagement portraits with Prince Harry late last year.

Always one for coordination, the bride-to-be complimented the knitwear with a $750 sand coloured coat by Mackage.

Mackage is another of Meghan's favourite Canadian brands, which she has already sported several times, including on her first official engagement to Nottingham with Prince Harry.

The Suits star also continued to show off her penchant for handbags, debuting a very affordable £175 Bloomsbury Bag by British designer Charlotte Elizabeth.

Possibly giving a nod towards her royal future, the handbag brand is proudly supported by The Prince's Trust, a youth charity founded in 1976 by the Prince of Wales.

Although the bag is already on pre-order, we are sure that the independent brand is going to be inundated with orders over the coming days as this is by far the most affordable accessory Meghan has worn so far.

On their website, Charlotte Elizabeth describe The Bloomsbury style as "the bag that started it all" and go on to say that "with its classic, simplistic and unique design, The Bloomsbury is easily distinguishable amongst other bags of its kind. Made for everyday adventures."

Even those of a princess (well, kind of).