Meghan Markle (opens in new tab) is making the most of her last few weeks as active royalty.

On Thursday, the Duchess of Sussex visited the National Theatre in London (opens in new tab) to view its latest exhibit, the Immersive Storytelling Studio (opens in new tab). It uses virtual reality technology to "develop new forms of emotional storytelling.

The National Theatre is one of Meghan's many royal patrons (opens in new tab) and is widely understood to be one of her favorites, given her own background in the arts. Although the engagement itself was not publicized, Meghan shared on Friday on the official Instagram (open in new tab) account of the Sussex royal family four photos from the visit (open in new tab) and a description with many details about the virtual reality exhibit and the people Meghan met there

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In the caption of the post, the Sussex Royal (opens in new tab) wrote:

"Yesterday, the Duchess of Sussex, Royal Patron of the National Theatre, visited the immersive storytelling studio in London. Recently, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also visited Stanford University, where as part of their learning experience they experienced a virtual reality presentation that allows them to experience life through the perspective of others. The purpose of this virtual reality is to help people better connect and empathize with each other as people, regardless of race, age, or nationality. The Duchess is shown with her hologram with Nubya Brandon, who is featured in the national exhibition "All Kinds of Limbo" at the Tate Modern.

Princess Meghan stunned in an all-white ensemble at her engagement. She wore a quilted white pencil skirt by Laurent Mouret (opens in new tab), a chic sheer-sleeved blouse by Topshop (opens in new tab), and the same Loewe mini leather handbag (opens in new tab) that was photographed yesterday.

Clearly, Meghan is about to leave her working royal days behind on a fashion high note.

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