Meghan and Harry’s Heartwarming Visit to Colegio La Giralda School in Colombia

Harry and Meghan continued their Colombian tour today with a heartwarming visit to Colegio La Giralda, a local public school in the town of Santa Fe. Their presence brought joy, inspiration, and a renewed sense of purpose to the school community.

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The Duke and Duchess were greeted with enthusiasm by the school’s headmaster, Serafin Ordoñez, who led them on a tour of the campus. Students dressed in traditional Colombian attire performed cumbia songs and played lively percussion, creating a festive atmosphere.

The couple explored the school’s historical memory museum, where students showcased their artistic talents through pieces honoring Colombian history and resilience. Prince Harry and Meghan also interacted with kindergarten students, engaging in conversations and activities that highlighted Meghan’s Spanish skills.

The duo also visited La Giralda’s urban garden, a space dedicated to promoting peace, respect for the environment, and sustainability. Together with students, families, and the community, they planted a walnut tree to commemorate their visit and leave a lasting legacy.

Meghan receives a hug from one of the young students.

They concluded their visit at the school’s socio-emotional gym, a unique program designed to support students’ mental health. The gym features interactive stations where students can identify and share their emotions, resolve conflicts, and provide support to their peers.

For their visit to Colegio La Giralda, Meghan opted for a casual yet stylish ensemble. She paired her Loro Piana blazer with a white button-down shirt with black jeans and her Chanel slingback flats. The look was both practical and chic, reflecting the relaxed and engaging atmosphere of the school visit.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s visit to Colegio La Giralda had a profound impact on the school community. Their presence served as a reminder of the importance of education, emotional well-being, and community engagement. The visit will undoubtedly inspire students and teachers for years to come.

And now our look at what Meghan wore today.

Meghan wore her Loro Piana ‘Jamilla’ Linen Blazer in Nazca Soil, $3,750 (no longer available). She first wore the blazer back in May while in Nigeria. The jacket is available in off white linen here.

The Duchess paired the jacket with a white cotton button-down shirt from Mango — the ‘Paula’ Sleeveless Cotton Shirt, $50 (no longer available).

We do not have an ID yet for her black cropped pants. They do remind us of the Altuzarra Tristan Pant she wore in March 2023. Hopefully we will see more photos showing clearer details.

Meghan’s shoes are her Chanel Flat Slingbacks in Beige Goatskin & Black Grosgrain (no longer available). She first wore the flats during the Invictus Games, September 2023 (below left).

Meghan’s bag is the Cesta Collective crossbody bag in Panna, $750. She carried the same bag in the olive green color during the Invictus Games, September 2023.

She brought back a pair of earrings we haven’t seen in a while, the diamond and onyx butterfly earrings, which once belonged to Princess Diana. She first wore the earrings in October 2018 during the Australia visit.

Once again, she had on her Cartier ‘Love’ bracelet and Diana’s Tank watch along with a gold beaded bracelet. The bracelet is reminiscent of the popular eNewton gold bead bracelets trending on TikTok (below).

We noticed Meghan was wearing what appears to be a signet ring on her right pinky. If you recall she wore the Missoma Open Heart signet ring, $125, in October 2018 while the couple visited Sussex, UK (below right).