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Now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have left Australia for our New Zealand neighbours on the final leg of their 2018 royal tour, life’s just not as exciting, right?

Thankfully, we’ve still got a few more days of fashion from Meghan to pour over in her absence.

The royal couple kicked off their official royal tour of Australia and the South Pacific on Tuesday October 16 in Sydney.

During the royal tour, Meghan has worn a number of Aussie designers, as well as some of her much loved pieces from home.

Here’s a rolling recap of Meghan Markle’s style for the 2018 royal tour.

Tuesday, October 30.

Outfit Three: Antonio Berardi.

This is the second time we've seen Meghan wear this navy dress. Image: Getty.

Tuesday's engagements wrapped up with a reception hosted by Prime Minister Jacinda Adren at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.

Proving she is indeed a regular human being, Meghan (brace yourselves) wore an outfit she's...worn before. The Duchess chose her Antonio Berardi Navy Double Breasted Dress (unavailable online) for the evening.

We first saw Meghan wearing this tuxedo style dress in 2017 when she attended a polo match her then-boyfriend Prince Harry was playing in. It has sentimental meaning for the couple, because the 37-year-old was wearing it for her first ever public appearance at the Audi Polo Challenge in May, 2017, the UK's Mirrorreports (you can see photos from the time here).

This was, of course, before it was common knowledge Prince Harry and Meghan were dating - their first official public debut as a couple came later that year at the Tornoto Invictus Games (where Meghan looked effortlessly cool in a white shirt and ripped jeans).

Meghan also carried her Dior 'Bee' navy leather pouch and Aquazzura 'Deneuve' Bow Pointy Toe Pumps in taupe. These heels are currently available in blush pink, black, red and leopard print for $1,181.

Outfit Two: Brandon Maxwell and Burberry.

Tres chic, as always. Image: Getty.

The afternoon saw the royal couple join New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at Pillars, a charity that supports children who have a parent in prison.

While greeting children who've been directly impacted by the charity's funding, Meghan wore a Brandon Maxwell midi dress, style still unknown. That said, it looks to be a similar cut to the bright canary yellow dress Meghan wore earlier this year.

Again, Meghan's Aussie Martin Grant trench coat must have been at the dry cleaners because the Duchess swapped it for a Burberry Nude 'Maythorne' Mulberry-Silk Trench Coat (sold out).

The look was finished with a pair of Stuart Weitzman Legend Suede Pumps in 'Haze Beige' ($720), and the Discologo Suds ($302), a gift from Jacinda Ardern, from New Zealand designer Boh Runga feature the Miromiro feather, which in Māori mythology, was a magic token of devotion that would bring loved ones back to you.

Outfit One: Karen Walker, J. Crew and gumboots.

Gee, she's so relatable, isn't she? Image: Getty.

On Tuesday morning, Harry and Meghan popped up to Auckland for a morn ing of engagements with The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy environmental program.

Meghan wore the Aussie-designed Karen Walker 'Fathom' Dark Navy Jacket ($575) over a plain black Lavender Hill Clothing Scoop Neck T-Shirt ($60).

The Duchess probably chucked her Outland Denim jeans in the wash, so instead wore a pair of J. Crew High Rise 'Toothpick' Jeans in a charcoal wash. If you're in the market for a new pair of jeans, this style is still available in most sizes for $230.

The look was completed with a pair of

Monday, October 29.

Outfit Three: Maggie Marilyn.

SHE'S A COOL PRINCESS. Image: Getty.

On Monday night, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit Courtenay Creative in Wellington for an event celebrating the city’s thriving creative arts scene.

Meghan gave us 'cool princess' vibes in the Maggie Marilyn 'Leap of Faith' White Blazer Dress ($670). Hers was modified without the sleeves, and worn underneath the navy swing coat byX-Filesactress Gillian Anderson for Winser London she wore for the Invictus Games opening ceremony.

Meghan's faithful Manolo Blahnik 'BB' Pointy Toe Pump in Navy Suede also made an appearance, as did the Discologo Suds ($302) from New Zealand designer Boh Runga and Jessica McCormack's Tattoo Diamond Pendant.

Outfit Two: Seasalt Cornwall, Jac + Jack, Outland Denim and Adidas.

So casual and cosy. Image: Getty.

After a spot of tea, the royal couple took a helicopter flight to Abel Tasman National Park to hear about the area's conservation efforts.

Meghan's outfit was mostly unchanged (Jac + Jack knit, Outland Denim Jeans and the Boh Runga studs), but she swapped out her Trench coat for a far more practical Seasalt Cornwall'Lagoon' navy rain jacket, and her Stuart Weitzman boots for Stella McCartney x Adidas Grosgrain-trimmed faux leather sneakers (

Outfit One: Club Monaco, Jac + Jack, Outland Denim and Stuart Weitzman.

What we'll be wearing next winter. Image: Getty.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex started their time in New Zealand with a nice cup of tea at the Maranui Cafe in Wellington.

Meghan wore a the Ellayne Trench in Seaweed Green ($Trani Sweater ($499).

Again, the Duchess wore her Outland Denim $199.90 Harriet jeans, and Stuart Weitzman Veruka Lace-Up Boots ($1,044).

The best part of Meghan's outfit were the earrings gifted to the Duchess by New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. The Discologo Suds ($302) from New Zealand designer Boh Runga feature the Miromiro feather, which in Māori mythology, was a magic token of devotion that would bring loved ones back to you.

Sunday, October 28.

Outfit Three: Gabriela Hearst.

Much regal. Image: Getty.

Giving her most important speech of the royal tour, Meghan spoke at a reception hosted by New Zealand's Governor General celebrating the 125th anniversary of women’s suffrage in New Zealand.

She wore a Gabriela Hearst Navy 'Herve' dress with modified cap sleeves. The navy silk wool dress with a square neckline and an A-line silhouette was absolutely stunning.

The Duchess also wore New Zealand designer Jessica McCormack's Tattoo Diamond Pendant valued at $16,000. Yeah.

Outfit Two: ASOS, Karen Walker.

MORE AFFORDABLE LOOKS PLEASE. Image: Getty.

After a three hour flight from Sydney, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in Wellington, New Zealand.