It's not just Meghan! Duchess Googles up-and-coming designers to boost their profile - but royals including Kate Middleton, Zara Tindall, and Prince William have helped British brands soar too

When the Duchess of Sussex claimed that she spends her time Googling small and up-and-coming designers to put them in the global spotlight and boost sales, she raised eyebrows amongst royal watchers. At the Chelsea Flower Show last year, the Princess of Wales took part in the first children's picnic wearing this stunning colour block pink dress from Me+Em Zara Tindall wore Me+Em's £295 Shadow Berry Print Maxi dress at Wimbledon on June 11 this year Kate wore their £450 colour block silk shirt dress in bubble gum pink at Holyrood House nine days later, when she met leukaemia sufferer Mila Sneddon – they had both agreed to wear pink as it was Mila's favourite colour. Meghan nearly broke the internet on April, 21, 2018, when she wore Self-Portrait's £300 green floral midi dress to that year's Invictus Games reception CROCKETT & JONES Turnover: £36million Royal fans: King Charles British shoe brand Crockett & Jones has been a firm favourite of the King for the past 11 years, since he visited their factory in Northampton and was given a guided tour. Strathberry's £17million turnover can certainly be credited to Meghan, who carried their £495 Tricolour Midi Tote on her debut walkabout with Prince Harry in Nottingham December 2017 When Kate carried out a visit to the closing ceremony of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the £295 Multrees Chain Wallet she was carrying sold out within hours The Princess of Wales carried the Mosaic Nano in Vanilla in December at Westminster Abbey, for the Together at Christmas carol service SOLE BLISS Turnover: £10,000,000 Royal fans: Queen Camilla Camilla, 77, has made no secret of the stress of royal walkabouts. Kate's first official engagement after her wedding was wearing a Jenny Packham frock at the 10th Annual ARK Gala Dinner in 2011 The Princess turned up to the premiere of James Bond film No Time To Die at the Royal Albert Hall in 2021 in this spectacular Jenny Packham gold caped dress Two years after Kate wore her £3,835 rose pink and organza sequinned dress for her first official evening engagement on June 9, 2011, the V&A Museum held a retrospective of her work to celebrate 25 years of her label.