Meghan Markle bundled up in a Heidi Merrick coat for the premiere of the forthcoming documentary “Cookie Queens” on Sunday, joined by husband Prince Harry and the film’s director Alysa Nahmias.
For the cold, wintery temperatures, the As Ever founder wore Heidi Merrick’s fog coat in a shade of deep sea. Inspired by English tailoring, the full-length trenchcoat-style piece was constructed with a softly structured raglan sleeve and rounded collar that could be worn open or buttoned high and crossed over for extra warmth.
The wool coat included deep, functional pockets and refined detailing to balance practicality and sculptural elegance in equal measure. Markle paired the looked with a cream sweater and black pants with pointed toe shoes to complete the look.
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Heidi Merrick has long been a favorite designer of the Duchess of Sussex since she returned to the U.S. and settled in Montecito, Calif., with her husband. Based in California, Merrick’s designs were an integral part of Markle’s wardrobe during the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s tour of Nigeria in 2024.
Merrick launched her eponymous label in 2006 and, apart from the Duchess of Sussex, her designs have been worn by several high-profile public figures over the course of the last several years, including Jessica Alba, Cindy Crawford and Selena Gomez, among others.
Markle and Prince Harry’s latest appearance at Sundance Film Festival marks the couple’s latest project as executive producers for the film “Cookie Queens,” which follows four Girl Scouts striving to sell enough Girl Scout cookies to earn the title of “Cookie Queen.”
The 2026 Sundance Film Festival kicked off on Jan. 22 and concludes on Feb. 1. The annual film festival, founded by the late Robert Redford, among others, showcases new releases in competition and sets the stage for world premieres. “The Invite,” “I Want Your Sex,” “The Moment” and “The Gallerist” are among the films debuting at the 2026 edition of the festival.
