Now, it’s all well and good looking lovely, but does she not realise she’s broken a really important rule?

Yes, it seems the newest member of the Royal Family has set fashion tongues wagging after appearing at her first Trooping the Colour, in a rule-breaking dress, alongside her husband, Prince Harry.

The former Suits star has apparently overlooked one Royal fashion rule: exposing her shoulders.

Fashion tradition usually dictates that Royal women do not wear off-shoulder or other more revealing styles, reports The Sun.

Now, I for one would like to think of myself as a bit of a rule-breaker – a bit of a rebel if you will, so bravo to Maghan for doing what she wants – with her OWN wardrobe!

Regardless of what Royal protocol may or may not be, the Duchess clearly still controls her own fashion choices and opted for a dress – very similar to the Givenchy design she wore on her big day.

Large crowds of spectators gathered to watch Saturday’s ceremony, which saw around 1,000 soldiers march to Horse Guards Parade in Whitehall.

Among the soldiers taking part is Guardsman Charanpreet Singh Lall, a 22-year-old Sikh from Leicester, who will become the first soldier to wear a turban in the parade’s history.

Speaking prior to the event, Charanpreet told the BBC:

" I’m quite proud and I know that a lot of other people are proud of me as well.

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