If choosing a winter coat feels next to impossible, Meghan Markle will make that decision for you, Page Six reports, as the Duchess of Sussex was photographed in Beverly Hills with her husband Prince Harry on Sunday wearing a very chic, fur-trimmed hooded J.Crew She wore a brown wool hoodie with a fur trimmed J.Crew hood. Click here to see photos. (opens in new tab)

Princess Meghan wore a long black sweater under the parka and black skinny jeans with brown knee-high boots. She wore a cozy black beanie, black sunglasses, and a black face mask. Harry, on the other hand, wears a gray henley shirt, blue jeans, sneakers, a gray baseball cap, and a black face mask.

Back to J. Crew's coat! Fortunately, the "Italian Stadium Cloth Wool Chateau Hoodie" worn by Meghan is still in stock, although in limited sizes in the color Meghan chose, Heather Dark Walnut. However, the size of the color "Heather Dark Walnut" chosen by Meghan is limited. In addition, J. Crew is currently offering 30% off all items with discount code "December." In other words, it's a pretty good time to emulate Princess Meghan's style! Shop below:

It was a big week for the Sussexes. The foundation has partnered with World Central Kitchen (opens in new tab), a nonprofit founded by celebrity chef José Andrés, to help feed communities in need around the world, especially in the wake of natural disasters.

Archewell will fund four "Community Relief Centers." The "Community Relief Centers" will begin as service kitchens, which may then be repurposed as clinics, schools, clinics, and community centers. The first two centers funded by Meghan and Harry will be opened in Dominica and Puerto Rico, which were severely damaged by Hurricanes Irma and Maria.

"When I think of Chef Andres and his amazing team at World Central Kitchen, I am reminded that there are so many wonderful people who are willing to support each other and work tirelessly, even during years of unimaginable hardship." The Sussexes released a statement to Bloomberg. World Central Kitchen inspires us all through compassion in action."