Meghan Markle is stylish As Ever.
In a recent promotional clip for her jams and delicacies brand, As Ever, the Duchess of Sussex wears a variety of outfits exemplary of her coastal-chic style and effortless neutral palette.
And among designer labels like The Row and Anine Bing, one piece especially stands out: A high-waisted pair of denim with adorable heart detailing on the pockets.
As it turns out, the distinct style is from Tracy James Collection, an eponymous label founded by her friend (and neighbor in Montecito, California) Tracey James Robbins.
The 100% cotton, zip-fly jeans have wide legs with cuffs and signature heart-shaped back pockets, which are embroidered with the designer’s logo. The style is quickly selling out following the Duchess of Sussex sighting, so shop fast if it catches your eye.
Markle paired the denim with a crisp white button-down shirt with rolled-up sleeves — plus gold Bottega Veneta knot earrings — for a classic ensemble that whispers quiet luxe.
While her shirt’s label has yet to be confirmed, the former “Suits” actress has been known to wear the J.Crew Classic Shirts on repeat for at least a decade.
The new video, which is on both the brand’s website and Instagram, shows the mother of two eating fresh fruit, gardening and, of course, cooking with her jams and marmalades.
Markle has long supported independent and Black-owned brands. Likewise, Robbins — whose husband is Brian Robbins, the President and CEO of Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon — has celebrated the Duchess’ earliest jam-making endeavors, having posted about As Ever as far back as 2024.
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