Meghan Markle Wears Ralph & Russo for Engagement Pics - See the Brand's Other A-List Fans!

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The duo has dressed Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez - and even Angelina Jolie, when she met Queen Elizabeth!
By Alex Apatoff
December 21, 2017 02:43 PM

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MEGHAN MARKLE & PRINCE HARRY

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The royally adorable engaged couple melted hearts with their official portraits – and dropped jaws in their super-stylish attire, including Meghan’s $75,000 Ralph & Russo couture gown with gold embroidery and tiered ruffle skirt. But she’s hardly the first global superstar to fall in love with the label’s super-romantic, showstopping and often sculptural designs. From Angelina Jolie to Rihanna, see which stars are fans of the brand. 

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ANGELINA JOLIE

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has been one of the brand’s most longtime fans, wearing its designs to a 2013 premiere of World War Z and a 2012 premiere of In the Land of Blood & Honey. “Her personality is so lovely, and it radiates that beauty,” designers Tamara Ralph and Michael Russo told PeopleStyle at the time.

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ANGELINA JOLIE

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proved the brand already was fit for royalty when she wore a dove-gray suit by the designers to meet Queen Elizabeth II and be named an Honorary Dame in 2014. 

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GWYNETH PALTROW

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wore a blush one-shoulder gown with a rosette at the shoulder for the 2015 Oscars.

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RIHANNA

wore a black ballgown with a tulle overlay to a Cannes celebration of her jewelry collaboration with Chopard in 2017. 

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BEYONCÉ 

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comissioned several Ralph & Russo costumes, including this striped sheer one-piece, for her Mrs. Carter world tour. 

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KIM KARDASHIAN

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picked a leather bodysuit and chainmail skirt for the GQ Man of the Year Awards in 2014. 

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JENNIFER LOPEZ

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in a carnation-pink gown with a tulle neck detail (with each “petal” hand-curled by a curling iron, the designers tell PeopleStyle) and high slit at the 2017 Grammys. 

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ZENDAYA

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wore her stylist Law Roach’s favorite dress of the year to the L.A. premiere of Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2017.

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BELLA HADID

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wore, well, barely anything to amfAR at Cannes in 2017.

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SAOIRSE RONAN

in a black gown with sequin bodice and criss-cross straps at the 2017 Governors’ Awards in L.A.

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KAIA GERBER

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wore a ruffled two-piece halter to the 2017 Fashion Awards in London

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HAILEE STEINFELD

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wore not one, but two Ralph & Russo gowns to the 2017 Oscars – one to the ceremony (where she nearly had a wardrobe malfunction) and one to the Vanity Fair afterparty.

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BLAKE LIVELY

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wore a stark white suit with rosettes at the hip to an N.Y.C. screening of All I See Is You in 2017. 

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CELINE DION

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in a totally casual look to walk around Paris in 2017. 

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JESSICA ALBA

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attended the 2017 Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty in a baby blue gown with ruffle details.

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