Meghan Markle pairs $1,700 worth of cashmere sweaters with $50 Zara pants on Netflix show

Though Meghan Markle is no stranger to pricey designer looks, the Duchess of Sussex, 43, often mixes affordable pieces into her wardrobe.

Case in point: the wallet-friendly Zara pants she wears in one scene on her new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” paired with some pricey neutral-toned sweaters.

In the reality show’s second episode, Markle prepares a frittata for guest Mindy Kaling while wearing Zara linen straight-leg pants ($50) in a versatile light beige shade.

While hosting the actress and comedian, the “Suits” alum went with a high-low look, keeping warm in a pair of cashmere sweaters including a Loro Pianna crewneck ($1,325) and a Jenni Kayne striped sweater ($395), draped over her shoulders.

Markle has stepped out in chic Zara styles in the past, such as the ecru-colored romper she wore to the Invictus Games 2023, after reportedly hosting an infamous “Sayonara Zara” party to ditch the fast-fashion brand in her pre-royals days.

Meanwhile, in episode eight, Markle turned to her favorite Anine Bing light blue button-up ($200) while cooking up California cuisine alongside chef Alice Waters.

The mother of two tucked the polished shirt into a black flowy midi skirt, finishing the outfit with diamond hoop earrings.

Markle previously wore the button-up in 2021 when she was a guest on Brightly Storytime, where she read her children’s book “The Bench.”

In a third scene, she wears an ivory version of the J. Crew cashmere sweater tank top ($117+) she owns in multiple colors.

Markle’s series was released on the streaming platform today after being postponed due to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

The former actress’ husband, Prince Harry, gushes with pride in her newest venture.

The Duke of Sussex, 40, makes an appearance in the final episode, arriving at a brunch with Markle’s mom, Doria Ragland, as well as other friends and family.

“Well done. You did a really great job,” he told his wife in an intimate moment, adding, “I love it.”