Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their Sundance debut in Utah, celebrating the premiere of their Archewell Productions documentary «Cookie Queens.»
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their debut appearance at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah as they celebrated the premiere of their documentary «Cookie Queens.»
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who executive-produced the movie through their company Archewell Productions, stepped out for a special screening of the film on Saturday night before attending its premiere on Sunday morning.
Directed by Alyssa Nahmias, «Cookie Queens» follows four Girl Scouts through the organization’s iconic cookie season, using their race to become top sellers to explore childhood ambition, entrepreneurship and the pressures of growing up.
The couple wore casual and cozy attire for both events in keeping with the laid-back, snowy festival environment of Sundance.
For the screening, Markle, 44, donned an all-black ensemble featuring a sweater with flared jeans and pointed toe boots. Harry, 41, wore green jeans with a long-sleeved black shirt and a matching puffer jacket along with brown suede boots.
The couple posed for photos on the red carpet with Nahmias, the late actor and Sundance co-founder Robert Redford’s daughter Amy Redford and Eugene Hernandez, the director of the Sundance Film Festival.
Markle was later pictured wearing a long brown coat over her outfit as she greeted some of the Girl Scouts featured in the documentary. The special screening and celebration of «Cookie Queens» was held at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center in Salt Lake City.
The following morning, Markle and Harry made their second festival appearance when they walked the red carpet for the premiere of the documentary, held at Park City’s Eccles Center Theater.
The former «Suits» actress sported a navy blue trench coat over a white sweater with black wide-leg jeans and black boots. Meanwhile, Harry opted for a black puffer jacket layered over a white button-down shirt with navy blue jeans.
