Meghan Markle Wears High Street M&S Jeans and Blazer for London Lunch Meghan Markle returned to the UK wearing Marks & Spencer straight leg jeans and a tuxedo blazer for lunch at The Park with George Northwood, mixing high street and luxury pieces. Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is back in the UK and was seen embracing British high street fashion during a lunch outing at The Park in London with her PR and hairdresser George Northwood. The 45-year-old wore a smart-casual look that included a pair of straight leg jeans and a tuxedo blazer, both from Marks & Spencer. The appearance contrasts sharply with her earlier outfit this week, which was valued at 28,000 pounds. Meghan Markle High Street Fashion ChoicesThe Duchess of Sussex selected two affordable pieces from Marks & Spencer: the Peak Lapel Tuxedo Jacket priced at 85 pounds and straight leg jeans at 26 pounds. The blazer has since sold out on the M&S website. This high street approach is not new for Meghan; before moving to the United States, she had a history of wearing M&S items, including a 49.50-pound black dress worn to a Remembrance Day event in 2018.Under the blazer, Meghan kept it simple with a fitted plain black top that can be easily emulated from M&S or Skims. She did not abandon high-end fashion entirely, pairing the ensemble with 650-pound Jennifer Chamandi nude suede heels, a vintage Chanel bag, and her go-to 16,192-pound Logan Howell diamond and emerald chain necklace.Budget-Friendly Lookalikes for Meghan StyleFor those wishing to copy Meghan's style, going one or two sizes up in the blazer can help achieve her cool, casual look. M&S is a go-to for denim, and the straight leg jeans she wore are a customer favourite for just 26 pounds. However, there are even cheaper styles on the market, including one from ASOS on sale for just 7.49 pounds.Beyond the exact matches, several budget-friendly alternatives exist for each component of her outfit. For the blazer, options include River Island Tux Detail Blazer at 59 pounds, New Look Satin Collar Blazer at 49.99 pounds, M&S Tailored Blazer at 65 pounds, Boden Stamford Ponte Blazer at 119 pounds, and Karen Millen Oversized Blazer at 137.40 pounds (reduced from 229 pounds).For tops, near matches include Skims Cotton Rib Tank at 42 pounds, Body by M&S 2pk Vests at 20 pounds, and M&S Scoop Neck Vest at 8 pounds. Jeans alternatives feature F&F High Rise Straight Leg Jeans at 22.50 pounds, Tu at Sainsbury's Straight Jeans at 22.50 pounds, Boden High Rise Straight Jeans at 89 pounds, Uniqlo x JW Anderson Jeans at 39.90 pounds, and ASOS DESIGN Straight Leg Jeans at 7.49 pounds (reduced from 30 pounds).Accessories and Heels AlternativesHeels near matches include Mary Jane Pumps at 31 pounds (reduced from 35.04 pounds), Carvela Spirited Suede Sling at 129 pounds, M&S Stiletto Heel Court Shoes at 44 pounds (reduced from 55 pounds), Topshop Suede High Heel at 20.99 pounds (reduced from 42 pounds), and Sam Edelman Stiletto Shoes at 160 pounds. Necklace alternatives feature Prya Callie Cuban Contrast Necklace at 32 pounds, Orelia Emerald Necklace at 30 pounds, Hey Harper Allegra Necklace at 56 pounds, and Monica Vinader Necklace at 150 pounds.Meghan's choice to mix high street and luxury pieces reflects her signature style, blending accessibility with high-end touches. The Duchess of Sussex continues to influence fashion trends on both sides of the Atlantic, and her latest look underscores the appeal of affordable British retail.