How Meghan Markle's Baby Debut Outfit Differed From Princess Diana's, Kate Middleton's

Meghan Markle introduced her and Prince Harry’s son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, to the entire world on Wednesday, two days after he was born.

Following the Duchess of Sussex’s first public outing since her maternity leave, eagle-eyed fans focused their attention on what Markle opted to wear while introducing her firstborn to the world. E! News compared Markle’s baby debut attire with what Princess Diana and Kate Middleton wore when they gave birth to Prince William and Prince George, respectively.

Markle wore a white double-breasted sleeveless midi dress, which she tied around the waist, when she stepped out in public to introduce her son. The “Suits” alum paired her attire with her nude pumps. The new mom accessorized with a necklace that featured turquoise beads.

The Duchess of Sussex’s color of choice was reminiscent of the white coat she wore the day her engagement to Prince Harry was announced. The coat was designed by Line.

In 2013, Middleton seemed to follow Princess Diana’s footsteps of wearing shades of blue following the birth of Prince George. At that time, Middleton and Prince William stepped out of St. Mary’s Hospital’s Lindo Wing in her short-sleeved light blue Jenny Packham dress with white polka dots. Middleton paired her dress with her white espadrilles.

Princess Diana also stepped out of St. Mary’s Hospital’s Lindo Wing shortly after Prince William’s birth in her polka dotted dress. The late Princess of Wales wore a long-sleeved and calf-length green flowy dress with white polka dots on June 22, 1982.

After Prince William’s birth, the Queen Mother told reporters that after his newborn great-grandson cried, she realized that he has a good pair of lungs. Prince William echoed the same statement following Prince George’s birth when he told reporters that his son surely has a good pair of lungs on him.

The second in line to the throne also said that Prince George is a big boy and he was quite heavy.