Prince Harry’s Coronation suit was Dior – the same brand as Meghan’s Jubilee outfit

Harry was representing the Sussexes at today’s Coronation, and for the occasion, he wore a three-piece suit from Dior. The fashion house confirmed his attire was made by them on social media.

On Twitter, the official Dior account said: “Tailoring fit for royalty. Dior is honoured to have dressed Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, for the coronation of King Charles III in a custom design by Kim Jones.

“Seen arriving at Westminster Abbey, gain an insight into the savoir-faire of his three-piece suit next.”

On Instagram, the fashion brand revealed more details: “[A] black wool and mohair peak lapel tailcoat is worn with a matching double-breasted vest and trousers, a white shirt, and gray tie.”

In another post, they shared images of the tailor making all of the pieces.

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The caption read: “Take a closer look at the formal three-piece suit specially designed for Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, by @MrKimJones, to wear to the coronation of King Charles III.

“Seen here in the atelier, the #DiorSavoirFaire of the tailors is evidenced by the careful construction process, revealing the temporary basting stitches and the canvasing that shapes the lapels, before the balance and fit of each piece are perfected and the finished pieces emerge.” 

If anyone were to buy similar items from Dior, jackets start at £2,000, whilst classic trousers are priced at £720. A shirt with Dior’s iconic Bee Jewel would set someone back £670. 

The caption read: “Take a closer look at the formal three-piece suit specially designed for Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, by @MrKimJones, to wear to the coronation of King Charles III.

“Seen here in the atelier, the #DiorSavoirFaire of the tailors is evidenced by the careful construction process, revealing the temporary basting stitches and the canvasing that shapes the lapels, before the balance and fit of each piece are perfected and the finished pieces emerge.” 

If anyone were to buy similar items from Dior, jackets start at £2,000, whilst classic trousers are priced at £720. A shirt with Dior’s iconic Bee Jewel would set someone back £670. 

The prices of the exact pieces Harry had made for today’s suit are not known but are expected to be more as they were custom-made. 

She also wore a bespoke creation by the French fashion house for Prince Archie’s christening.

The Duchess chose a white midi dress with a fit-and-flare silhouette, round neck and three-quarter sleeves for the occasion.

Before that, when pregnant with Archie and in Morocco, Meghan reportedly spent £99,000 on a Dior outfit which she has never worn since. 

She also had a Haute Couture bateau neck dress created for her by Dior which she wore for a RAF Service in July 2018.