All eyes were on Meghan Markle’s STUNNING dress in Sydney this morning

Simply beautiful.

It has been non-stop for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as week one of their first official tour as husband and wife nears the end. This morning, Harry and Meghan unveiled a Sydney war memorial which has been 84 years in the making at the Anzac Memorial. The memorial commemorates the sacrifices of First World War soldiers from Australia and New Zealand.

Today is the fifth day of the royal tour.

For the occasion, Harry wore the white tropical dress of his regiment the Blues and Royals, which he then completed with medals and sword. However, we were all eyes on Meghan, who wore a stunning black dress by New Zealand designer Emilia Wickstead and matching hat designed by Irish designer and a favourite of the royals, Philip Treacy.

This is our favourite look of the trip so far!

Harry and Meghan officially opened the Invictus Games which has been delayed by a huge tropical storm.Prince Harry created the games after being inspired by the US Warrior Games - which is a similar sporting event for injured service personnel. The couple were all smiles in their matching shirts and Meghan kept her hands folded and placed by her bump as she smiled radiantly and interacted with the crowd. Meghan wore the same shoes for both engagements today, which were a pair of simple suede slingback heels. Today marks the couple's fifth day of their royal tour and it's a special occasion for the pair as the Invictus Games marks their first public appearance together, which was in Toronto last year.