Meghan Markle hires A-list glam squad for her VERY glamorous appearance on Time 100 cover - including her wedding day hairdresser Serge Normant and Jennifer Aniston's stylist Nina Hallworth 

• Meghan Markle, 40, looked effortlessly glamorous on Times magazine cover
• Styled in white shirt and trousers by renowned fashionista Nina Hallworth
• Hairdresser Serge Normant who created her wedding 'messy bun' was responsible for her wavy locks 

The Duchess of Sussex put on a very glamorous display after being styled by an A-list glam squad as she posed alongside husband Prince Harry for the cover of Time 100 magazine. 

Meghan Markle, 40, was styled by an elite group of stylists who work with the rich and famous as she appeared in Time's 'world's 100 most influential people', with world renowned fashionista Nina Hallworth, who was assisted by Jane Hallworth, dressing the royal in a white shirt and tailored trousers.

Meanwhile, Serge Normant, who created Meghan's 'messy bun' on her wedding day to Prince Harry in May 2018, was responsible for the Duchess of Sussex's wavy hair style, which hair stylist James Johnson told FEMAIL is the 'main focal point of this piece.'  

'Her middle parted big waves highlights her authority and the leg apart stance gives viewers a glimpse of her powerful new status,' he explained. 'It gives me Beyoncé vibes showing us girl power - backed up by her man, her Prince leaning on her showcasing the female empowerment, she’s wearing the trousers with her big hair.' 

He added: 'The hands softens her image as and shows her vulnerable side.' 

Elsewhere, Nina's sister Clare opted to dress Prince Harry in a contrasting all-black ensemble and several beaded bracelets as he posed alongside his wife on a terrace at their $14.65million mansion.

In another image they can be seen in green smiling at each other and holding hands while walking through their estate in Montecito, California, while a further shows them in matching grey office-style clothes next to a window.

Stylist Nina Hallworth and her sister Clare Hallworth have worked with a whole host of famous faces and have most recently dressed Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston.

Back in October 2019, the stylist sisters shared a picture of their client Jennifer Aniston apparently posing in her walk-in closet to Instagram, delighting fans.

The image showed the Friends star striking a pose in a black trench coat and strappy sandals.

But not only are the fashionable siblings behind some of Jennifer’s most iconic looks, they also work with other Hollywood stars - including Patrick Dempsey, Kirsten Dunst, and Jake Gyllenhaal.

The duo choose to steer clear of the spotlight, but often share sneak peaks from behind the scenes of their styling shoots on social media.

Meanwhile, renowned hairdresser Serge Normant has previously been forced to speak out to defend Meghan's wedding hair after her messy bun was criticised for coming 'undone' during the ceremony.

Social media users slammed the bride's 'unruly' hair, commenting on the 'stray strands' that came loose. 

The Duchess of Sussex's hairdresser, who is based in New York, revealed it took him just 45 minutes to style her hair – using grips you can pick up in the supermarket for only a few pounds.

'I always tend to try and go as fast as I can at these events. Nobody wants to sit around.'

The hairdresser described the look as a 'messy bun', a style that Meghan has frequently sported in the past.

Describing how long it took him to style Meghan's hair, tge French-born hair stylist, 52, explained: 'You know not that long, believe it or not.

'We had to blow dry it from wet, I would say 45 minutes to an hour. Then they did the make-up and then you fiddle around with it a little bit. But it's not that long.

'It's a messy bun, we call it. Messy in a controlled way,' he said. 'Making sure it doesn't become a whole mess after a few hours! I don't overload the hair with products in general and certainly not on this day.'

The couple responded to being named on the list of the world's most distinguished people with a post on their Archewell website that read: 'Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are not only humbled to be part of this year’s TIME 100 through the words of friend and partner José Andres, but to also write in praise of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for the publication’s annual list of Most Influential People.' 

However, the snaps have been criticised, with one critic, a fellow photographer, tweeting: 'Terrible retouching job. They look CGI'.

Others wrote: 'This photo looks photoshopped. Also, the way they are positioned is very revealing: it's the Meghan show and Harry is just the supporting actor'. One critic said: 'Harry looks completely awkward peering behind his wife like this'.