Meghan Markle Breaks Down Outfit for Beyoncé Concert, Including Necklace Like Princess Diana’s

• Meghan Markle is sharing how to shop her look from her night out at Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour concert in Los Angeles on May 9

• Meghan and Prince Harry matched in cowboy chic outfits, where she wore a cross necklace

• The necklace looked like one that PEOPLE previously confirmed was a gift from Prince Harry to his Meghan and had belonged to his late mother, Princess Diana

Meghan Markle is sharing the details about her outfit for her latest date night with Prince Harry, where she shimmered in a necklace that looks like one from Princess Diana’s collection.

On May 10, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, posted a carousel of photos to Instagram recapping her night out with her husband Harry at Beyoncé’s concert on her Cowboy Carter Tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles the day before. The montage of photos and videos included shots of Meghan dancing and posing close with Harry, where the couple coordinated in cowboy chic looks.

Soon after, Meghan updated her namesake ShopMy page with links to shop the look online. The Duchess of Sussex launched the affiliate shopping site in March with the note that “some products may contain commissionable links.”

“About last night…. Thank you @beyonce and team for an amazing concert (and a very fun date night)! All love,” read the heading of the landing page. It was the same message from Meghan’s Instagram caption about the night out and featured a solo photo of her dancing in the stands.

The Duchess of Sussex linked to Logan Hollowell’s Large Diamond Faith Pendant in yellow gold (starting at $10,995), the same brand’s Eau de Rose Cut Gaia Choker ($11,250) and Carolina Herrera’s Off-The-Shoulder Ruched Denim Midi Dress, which has since sold out from Neiman Marcus.

The cross necklace looked much like one that Meghan has that previously belonged to the late Princess Diana. The Duchess of Sussex debuted that delicate diamond cross necklace on a gold chain for a reception for military families in Abuja, Nigeria, during her tour of the country with Prince Harry in May 2024.

PEOPLE’s chief foreign correspondent Simon Perry exclusively joined the tour, and PEOPLE exclusively revealed then that the cross necklace was a recent gift from Prince Harry to his wife and once belonged to Princess Diana.

Meghan often honors her husband’s late mother through fashion and has several pieces in her jewelry box that belonged to the late Princess of Wales. The Duke of Sussex, 40, also famously included two diamonds from his mother’s personal collection in the tri-stone engagement ring he designed for Meghan when he proposed in 2017.

During their BBC engagement interview, Harry said that he included his mother’s jewels “to make sure that she’s with us on this crazy journey together.”

Meghan wore the cross necklace on May 9 amid a poignant time for the Catholic Church. The day before, Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected as the church’s first American pontiff and announced that he would take the name Pope Leo XIV.

The Duchess of Sussex was raised Episcopalian and attended Immaculate Heart High School, an all-girls’ Catholic school in Los Angeles. Shortly before her wedding to Prince Harry in May 2018, she was baptized into the Church of England in an intimate ceremony he attended.

“Meg is extremely faithful,” a longtime friend told PEOPLE at the time. “We pray a lot together. We meditate. She has had, and especially has now, a very close relationship with God.”

“A deep sense of gratitude and humility has guided her,” the friend said. “We can still be modern women and feel all the feels with feminism and be strong moms and strong wives but understand that [our] relationship [with God] is so critical.”

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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex went on to welcome two children, son Prince Archie, 6, and daughter Princess Lilibet, 3, who were both baptized — Archie in the U.K. and Lilibet in California following her parents’ move to the U.S. 

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