Meghan Markle breaks royal convention and wears mismatched earrings

"This was Meghan's first fitting with the designer and a chance for her and Jessica to look through a number of different designs", a royals' insider told the publication.

But she said that Meghan assured her that the royal family already has one in its ranks: Harry himself, who is 'a feminist too, ' Meghan said.

Meghan Markle continues to impress with her unconventional style.

Markle invited Mulroney to her and Harry's home, Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace, last week to design the bespoke piece. "They've tried on a number of different designs and are now whittling it down to pick the best design for the day", he added.

"It's not just the dress she's involved in".

Only five people where privy to the news of the fitting and the source said that some of her "favorite design elements includes embroidery and sleeves".

Mulroney will reportedly be assisting the bride-to-be with all of the wedding plans including design and concept.

As May 19th draws closer (four month countdown.), speculation is rife as to what Meghan Markle will wear on the big day. Two women tried to bestow bachelorette accessories (a tiara and sash) on their future princess before Harry intervened, and in Cardiff Castle the couple sampled a wedding cake made out of Welsh cheese.

BBC reported Prince Harry and Markle were met by well-wishers holding flags and balloons. "I think we'll see her go down that route for the wedding day as well", he added.