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Meghan Markle Wore the Grown-Up Version Of the Cut-Out Trend on The Ellen Show

If one thing was made clear in 2021, it's that everyone—and we mean everyone—is obsessed with cut-outs. Kim Kardashian wore them in the Vatican City (despite the location's strict dress code), while her sister Kendall Jenner wore them to celebrate her best friend Lauren Perez's wedding. And those are just the two that immediately come to mind. Perhaps the only person we haven't seen don the peek-a-boo trend is Meghan Markle. That is, until now. It's true: cut-outs now have Markle's stamp of approval.

In a sneak peek of her surprise appearance on The Ellen Show, which will air on Thursday, Markle can be seen wearing a white, long-sleeved blouse that features balloon sleeves and delicate palm-shaped cut-outs. She paired the top, by Oscar de la Renta, with black trousers and matching pumps. The look was especially refreshing since, unlike most other cut-out sightings, Markle's take on the trend was extremely subtle, begging the question: Can cut-outs look grown-up? According to Markle, they absolutely can.

Keep scrolling to watch the clip and see Markle's full look.

This is not your average black turtleneck.
Never hesitate when a cut-out dress like this one is on sale. 
Who would've guessed that armpit cut-outs could look so good?
A classic body-con, but with a twist.
As Meghan Markle displayed on The Ellen Show, wearing cut-outs doesn't always have to make a statement.
This knit is perfect for the holiday season.
So many celebs have worn this dress.
Who else is a super fan of winter whites?
A work of art!
A holiday dress worth wearing again and again.
This cut-out knit looks way pricier than it really is.
Just wait until you see the back of this cowl-neck top. It's a stunner. 
A not-so-grown-up take on the cut-out trend.

Next, nine outfits featuring low-rise jeans that will make the throwback style less scary.



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