Nearly seven years after tying the knot with Prince Harry, the Duchess of Sussex shared what to shop in “The Wedding Edit”
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will celebrate their seventh wedding anniversary this spring, and she is finally sharing the products behind her makeup look that day.
On March 26, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, added a new page to her ShopMy website titled “The Wedding Edit.” The page shows 10 products from Dior, Tatcha and Mac, ranging in price from a $25 Mac Lip Liner Pencil in Spice to a $72 Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream from her friend Vicky Tsai’s skincare line.
Meghan launched the ShopMy website on Monday, March 24 with a “My Closet” edit featuring clothes, jewelry and accessories, and she expanded the site with a “Beauty” tab the following day.
On Wednesday, she shared a reel from a fan page to her Instagram Stories of her friend and wedding day makeup artist Daniel Martin discussing what went into her wedding day glam during his appearance on the Breaking Beauty podcast on March 12.
“Love you @danielmartin! Let’s keep it glowing my sweet,” she wrote over a clip of Martin’s appearance on the show.
In the snippet, Martin agreed when asked if he could “reveal anything about” Meghan’s makeup for her May 2018 wedding day.
“Oh yeah, it’s been six years now. It was basically a lot of Tatcha. And I mean, I was with Dior then, so a lot of the Backstage had just launched. So her whole face,” Martin said, specifying in the full episode that Meghan’s bridal glam “was pretty much Dior Backstage.”
Two Dior Backstage palettes (one for face, the other for eyes) were indeed linked on “The Wedding Edit” of Meghan’s new website.
Martin did Meghan’s makeup for her fairytale wedding to Prince Harry at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle in 2018, and he remains close to the Duchess of Sussex. He appeared on her new series With Love, Meghan, which premiered on Netflix on March 4, and she revealed on the show that her children, Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3, call him “Uncle Daniel.”
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Martin told InStyle that Prince Harry was a big fan of the understated bridal makeup that showcased features like Meghan’s freckles.
“After the ceremony, Harry kept saying thank you,” the makeup artist said. “He was thanking me for making her look like herself.”
Martin also encouraged brides to follow the Duchess of Sussex’s lead when it comes to low-key wedding day makeup.
“The last thing you want [is] to look at your wedding pictures and go, ‘Remember when highlighting was the rage?’ ” he explained. “At the end of the day, you want to look like your best self.”
Speaking to PEOPLE around the debut of With Love and the launch of her own As ever lifestyle brand, Meghan said that she doesn’t identify as an influencer.
“I see myself as an entrepreneur and a female founder, and if the brand ends up influential, then that’s great,” she says.
Despite that difference, several of the staples she listed on her ShopMy website have already sold out.
