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How Prince Harry's style has changed since dating Meghan Markle

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Meghan appears to have had a positive impact on Harry's wardrobe. Photo / Getty Images

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Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle went public with their romance, the royal is rarely seen without a beaming smile.

But Harry's evident happiness isn't the only impact his soon-to-be wife has had on his appearance - it seems his wardrobe has had something of an overhaul, too, reports the Daily Mail.

Having once stuck to a reliable uniform of suits and ties for royal engagements, and chinos, colourful polo-shirts and sports jackets while off-duty, the Prince has displayed a noticeably more dapper style since he began stepping out with Meghan on his arm - and the change has not gone unnoticed by style commentators.

In the weeks since their engagement was announced in November, the Prince has been snapped in more earthy and neutral coloured ensembles and well-tailored suits as seen during his appearance in Brixton on Tuesday.

As well as opting for a more sophisticated colour palette, he has even been seen sartorially in sync with the Suits actress, last month stepping out in co-ordinating navy trench coats and tan accessories as they attended the Terrence Higgins Trust World AIDS Day charity fair in Nottingham.

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Harry and Meghan wore matching navy coats over their stylish ensembles. Photo / Getty Images
Harry and Meghan wore matching navy coats over their stylish ensembles. Photo / Getty Images

Previously Harry's go-to outfits at his beloved sporting events often consisted of white chinos and bright polo tops, but of late he has frequently opted for grey suits and earthy trench coats, also sported by his fiancee.

The couple were seen leaving the Reprezent 107.3 FM radio station in Brixton on Tuesday, both sporting neutral sweater and trouser ensembles and earthy overcoats.

Harry has ditched bright ties and baggy suits, in favour of tailored and nude outfit combos.

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Harry wearing a much looser suit in 2014. Photo / Getty Images
Harry wearing a much looser suit in 2014. Photo / Getty Images

Speaking to MailOnline, stylist Manina Weldon of Red Leopard said: "Meghan certainly seems to have affected Harry sartorially.

"He is more aware of how he is putting himself together, and it looks as if they are trying to co-ordinate their appearance slightly. Meghan herself favours neutrals - she is often in greys which look lovely on her, and he seems to have adapted to this".

Speaking about his look during his outing to Brixton this week, Manina observed that he appears to have taken to layering, something Meghan is a big fan of.

"Here, he is layering again", she said. "The coat looks like it could be olive green or a bronze colour - really good on him.

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"He is adopting what we would call the 'huntsman' look - classic, but with a bit more texture and movement, which suits him perfectly. Again, I like the round neck sweater over the shirt."

The pair both opted for neutral outfits and layers as they attended the Royal Christmas Day church service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham last month.

Meghan and Harry on Christmas Day. Photo / Getty Images
Meghan and Harry on Christmas Day. Photo / Getty Images

While Meghan donned earthy colours, layering a beige trench coat and a co-ordinating brown hat, boots and bag, Harry again slipped into a grey tailored trench and neutral suit.

The well cut navy suit was also his go-to choice during his official engagement announcement with Meghan in November 2017, when the actress opted for a pale wool coat and beige pumps.

Harry opted for a much more tailored suit for his engagement shoot. Photo / Getty Images
Harry opted for a much more tailored suit for his engagement shoot. Photo / Getty Images

Meghan has previously spoken about how she's not influenced by trends and prefers classic pieces and favours neutral colours in her wardrobe.

"A lot of my personal style is reflected in Rachel," she told Glamour of her Suits character last year. "I like monochromatic and tonal dressing and I don't generally wear prints".

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