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Meghan Markle wore 2 dresses over $1,200 for her first appearances since her pregnancy announcement, and it could hint at her maternity style

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Meghan Markle has already debuted two new maternity looks. Andrew Parsons/AP Images
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It's only been a day since Meghan Markle's pregnancy was announced on Monday, and the duchess has already debuted two new outfits that give a taste of what to expect from her maternity style. 

On Tuesday, Markle and Prince Harry made the first stop of their royal tour by attending a welcome event at Admiralty House in Sydney, Australia.

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are on their first official royal tour.  Pool/Getty Images

Markle wore the sleeveless, white Blessed Dress by Australian brand Karen Gee. The dress retails for $1,800 AUD (around $1,286 USD).

She paired the look with butterfly-shaped earrings once owned by the late Princess Diana, as well as the $375 Legend pumps by Stuart Weitzman.

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She first wore a sleeveless white dress by Karen Gee.  Pool/AP Images

Later on Tuesday, the duchess attended an afternoon reception at Admiralty House in a green shirtdress by Brandon Maxwell, featuring a pleated skirt and a small cape overlay at the back.

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Markle then wore a green dress by Brandon Maxwell.  Andrew Parsons/AP Images

According to style blog What Meghan Wore, the piece is from the designer's 2019 runway collection but the color Markle wore is currently not available to purchase. A red version of the dress was previously available on Moda Operandi for $1,895.

Markle and Harry will be on their royal tour until October 31, so the duchess will probably debut more new looks over the next two weeks.

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Daniel was a Beauty/Lifestyle Reporter for INSIDER. He graduated from the University of South Carolina with a BA in electronic journalism.