THE RUNDOWN
- Meghan Markle wore a matching knit set in a new Instagram video from her brand, As Ever.
- The sweater-pants combo featured a monochromatic cream color, complemented with gold jewelry.
- In the clip, the duchess revealed how she hosts breakfast during the holidays.
On Sunday, Meghan Markle offered a look into her seasonal style in a new Instagram video from her lifestyle brand, As Ever. In the clip, the duchess wore a monochromatic cream knit set with a sweater and matching pants. She completed the look with minimal gold jewelry.
The post showed how the hostess prepares a breakfast buffet with quiche, yogurt parfaits, pancakes, and a fruit tray. Of course, she featured some of her As Ever products like the raspberry spread and orange blossom honey. “What I like to do when I have guests over the holidays, especially when you have a lot of people, and everyone has a different preference for breakfast, you just create stations, and they can help themselves,” explained Meghan, who previously revealed that she hosted Gloria Steinem for Thanksgiving one year.
Last week, As Ever shared a newsletter revealing how Meghan is preparing for the festive season with Prince Harry and their children, 6-year-old Archie and 4-year-old Lilibet. Unveiling Meghan’s new sage honey from the brand’s holiday collection, the newsletter read, “When it comes to our founder’s favorites, the delicate, herbaceous flavor of sage ranks high on the list.” The message continued, saying that As Ever’s Instagram photos of Meghan “walking through what seems like lavender, with its gorgeous purple hue, actually share the beauty of flowering sage.”
It added, “Those strolls, with Archie and Lili running in tow, her husband checking on the bees, Pula chasing the ball with Mia trying to keep up—those were the sun-drenched moments that made an everyday walk something a bit more magical. And that sage, that purple, that scent around the garden, was always there in the background.”
In her latest Harper’s Bazaar cover story, Meghan opened up about how she hopes her business will inspire her kids. “I hope they see the value of being brave. They saw it when the jam was just a pot on the stove, bubbling,” she told the magazine. “When you’re young, I think you are a little bit more fearless. As we get older, we lose some of that.”
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