Meghan Markle stepped out in full classic-glam mode over the weekend.
On Saturday, Feb. 7, the Duchess of Sussex, 44, attended the 2026 Fifteen Percent Pledge Fundraising Gala at Paramount Studios in Los Angeles, turning heads in a striking white strapless gown with a sweeping train. The custom Harbison Studio design featured a black-trimmed sweetheart neckline, paired with a black shawl that flowed seamlessly into the dramatic train.
She styled her hair in a sleek chignon and completed the look with black-and-diamond drop earrings, a bold black stone ring, and black Stuart Weitzman heels.
Meghan appeared relaxed and upbeat throughout the evening, chatting with fellow guests while seated at one of the front tables.
She attended the gala solo, without Prince Harry, as the evening honored her close friend Tina Knowles.
Her support for Knowles follows the business mogul’s appearance on Meghan’s podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, in June. During the episode, Knowles spoke candidly about working alongside her daughters, Beyoncé and Solange Knowles, and shared advice about collaborating professionally with family.
“There are difficulties sometimes, because if you’re dealing with your child or you’re dealing with your mother, you know, you have disagreements,” Knowles said. She added that working with her daughters is “the best,” noting that she reminds them daily: “You belong anywhere you choose to be.”
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The gala drew a notable guest list, including Chloe Bailey, Winnie Harlow, Kimora Lee Simmons, Ayra Starr, Jay Shetty, Jeanie Mai, and Emma Grede.
Meghan’s polished look marked a clear contrast to her previous public appearance in January at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival. There, she opted for a more laid-back style—wearing a black sweater, flared black pants, and heeled boots—while attending the festival with Prince Harry, 41, to promote their new documentary, Cookie Queens.