Meghan Markle wears Goat dress and brand's website crashes within minutes
Meghan Markle caused a fashion website to crash during her first official royal appearance.
The website of British brand Goat crashed within minutes of the duchess being pictured in a dusky pink Flavia silk-crepe pencil dress.
The dress is available to buy on the website for £590.
Goat told Sky News the outfit had been tailored to perfectly fit the duchess.
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The website was down for more than 40 minutes, with the brand confirming it crashed after the newly-wed was spotted wearing the luxury designer.
On retailer site matchesfashion.com, the dress is described as a "a study in the elegance of simplicity".
The site highlights that the waist seam is "curved for an elongating effect".
It suggests whoever wears it "save it for a special occasion".
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Jane Lewis, the founder of Goat, told Sky News: "We are delighted Meghan chose to wear Goat and it was a pleasure the make a custom dress for her."
Goat describes the dress as "beautifully fluid and feminine... Perfect for both daytime or evening event dressing".
The dress has contrast silk-chiffon decolletage and sleeves. It has a delicate frayed edge trim on the neckline and cuffs and is also available in black.
Goat's website lists the dusky pink dress as available to buy in sizes between 8 and 18.
The duchess was also pictured wearing a Philip Treacy dome hat in sinamay fabric.
A spokesperson for the brand told Sky News the price was available upon request and that it was custom-made for the duchess.