Debenhams selling sleeveless version of Meghan Markle’s £3,922 Oscar De La Renta dress for £120
She turned heads last month when she attended the Lincolnshire wedding of Harry's cousin Celia McCorquodale wearing a billowing floral gown by Oscar de la Renta.
And while not all observers were convinced by Meghan's voluminous £3,922 frock - which she teamed with a Marks & Spencer fascinator, the Duchess of Sussex's style icon status still sparked a spike in online searches for the dress.
Now women eager to replicate Meghan's look - but without £4,000 to spend on it - will be relieved to learn they can snap up a similar version on the high street for just £120.
Debenhams has unveiled a sleeveless maxi dress with a similar blue and white floral print as part of its collaboration with fashion house Preen.
Meghan Markle's elegant Oscar De La Renta gown racked up searches online after she wore it to a wedding in June, though fans will have been put off by the eye-watering £3,922 price tag
Debenhams has unveiled a sleeveless version of the dress for a much more purse-friendly £120 featuring a very similar blue floral print
Meghan's dress featured a delicate blue floral print and high-low hemline skimming the floor, with long billowing sleeves and a crossed neckline.
Debenhams' Studio by Preen version has the same loose-fitting shape, with a similarly dipped neckline and ruffled hemline.
However its dress, which costs £3,802 less than the Duchess' frock, differs slightly in that it is sleeveless.
The high street frock has already proved popular, selling out completely online in the size 6 and garnering five star ratings from shoppers in the reviews section.
The high street frock has already proved popular, selling out completely online in the size 6 and garnering five stars in the reviews section
Meghan's choice of wedding guest attire from Oscar de la Renta's 2019 collection divided fashion fans, with some describing her choice as unflattering.
Others loved the floral print, and eagle-eyed royal watchers said it reminded them of a blue and white printed tunic by Catherine Walker that Meghan's late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, wore during a visit to Saudi Arabia in 1986.
Instagram fan account loveprincessdiana posted side-by-side pictures of Meghan and Diana in the two dresses, showing how the frocks feature similar necklines and floral prints.
Despite opting for a high end designer for the dress, Meghan's simple white fascinator came from the humble British high street - and cost just £29.50
And despite opting for a high end designer for the dress, Meghan's simple white fascinator came from the humble British high street - and cost just £29.50.
Instagram fan account Royaladdicted2 said the Duchess' headpiece came not from a high end fashion house, but from Marks & Spencer.
M&S then confirmed to FEMAIL that the Duchess was wearing their Pillbox Bow fascinator when she joined Prince Harry at the wedding of his late mother's niece, Celia McCorquodale, to George Woodhouse at St Andrew and St Mary's Church in Stoke Rochford, Lincolnshire, in June.