Meghan Markle Just Launched an Online Closet & I Have My Eye on These 8 Pieces

This oversized linen button-up is more cropped than the breezy ‘Husband’ shirt Meghan wore to the Invictus Games in 2017 to officially declare her relationship with Prince Harry, but it gives the same vibe. I especially love the relaxed fit.

If this style looks familiar, that’s because Meghan wore the blush version of this exact same dress for her trip to Nigeria with Prince Harry just last year in May 2024. The silky silhouette looked elegant, but also effortless as the pair embarked on what many described as a post-royal tour. The high neck and cut-out back make this dress a stand-out—but so does its ‘Windsor’ name, which has a familial tie.

A longtime fan of Maya Brenner, this necklace nods to Meghan’s Suits days. After all, it’s made in collaboration with her former costar (and current bestie) Abigail Spencer, who played Scottie on the hit series. But there’s more: Citrine is thought to mark abundance and optimism with a connection to joy, enthusiasm and creativity. Feels spot-on for Meghan’s recent endeavors—no wonder it made the list!

If you click the “tops” link on the page (it’s in the top row and all the way to the right), you’ll find a gallery of four shirts beloved by Meghan—including this down-to-earth Madewell tee, worn on her With Love, Meghan Netflix series. Like several of Meghan’s favorites, it offers a looser fit, but it’s also made from 100 percent heathered cotton jersey, making it soft, cozy and stylish, too.

When it comes to Meghan’s denim selects, Frame has long been in rotation—whether she’s taping a podcast or attending the Invictus Games. But we can vouch for the brand, too—the quality is top-notch, offering the perfect amount of stretch to meld to your body in a way that’s figure-flattering.

True story: Many a royal—not just Meghan—reach for Polène. That’s why it seemed all too fitting to see the French-born label pop up in the Duchess of Sussex’s virtual closet. The Cyme Mini, in particular, feels easy to carry and versatile. (It can be worn as a handbag, elbow bag or shoulder bag, FYI.)

Another Invictus Games callback—this time, to The Hague in 2022, when the Duchess of Sussex joined Prince Harry for the Netherlands-based games. Proof the classic frame has staying power, Meghan paired it with jeans and Chanel (vive le Spectator shoe).