Meghan Markle stepped out in a very unusual outfit ahead of tonight’s Royal Variety

Her pretty sequin top will set you back €1,000 though.

The highly anticipated Royal Variety Show takes place this evening and this year, Harry and Meghan are representing the royal family. The Show which takes place at the London Palladium has a star-studded line up which includes, Take That, the cast of Hamilton, George Ezra, Clean Bandit, the cast of The Tina Turner Musical and Andrea and Matteo Bocelli. And seeing as today marks the couple's six-month wedding anniversary, it will be a pretty special way to mark the occasion. Arriving at the event, Meghan was suitably dressed for the glam evening. She wore a stunning monochrome sequin top with a leaf print, which seems to be the Malaya Strapless Top from the brand Safiyaa. It was teamed with a floor-length simple black skirt. The Duchess chose to add straps to the top and her hair was styled in a soft and elegant updo. It seems pregnancy is suiting her well as Meghan was glowing on her arrival! She accessorised the look with a matching sequin clutch and kept jewellery to a minimum, opting only for a stunning pair of earrings. Meghan has previously chosen to wear Safiyaa and was pictured in a blue caped gown by the designer during a state dinner in Fiji. While you might be eyeing up the beautiful sequin top for the Christmas party (which would make the ULTIMATE "nice top" for the "jeans and a nice top" combo) it comes with a hefty price tag - €1,006 to be exact! There goes our dreams crushed.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrive at the London Palladium for the @RoyalVariety pic.twitter.com/PU9xJdIwwD

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Comedian Greg Davis, best known for his role as principal in The Inbetweeners is presenting tonight's show. Ahead of the gig, The Daily Mail reported that Greg was somewhat surprised to be offered:

“It is a role that I am wildly unsuited to and I will no doubt offend a great many people, but my Mum has a voracious appetite for meeting members of the Royal family and this seems a reasonable price to pay for the gift of life."