Meghan Markle launches her fashion collection with Prince Harry

Meghan Markle as we all know her a lot of the activities Charity and today it is time to launch its own fashion collection, the proceeds of which go to charity, Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, returned to work today, Thursday, for the first time since giving birth to her first child with her husband, Prince Harry, to launch a new fashion collection, the proceeds of which go to help a charitable foundation that supports unemployed women .

Meghan Markle has appeared in public several times since the birth of her son Archie last May, but the launch of the fashion collection, which was designed in cooperation with well-known British stores and designers, marks her first official return to the public sphere.

Duchess Meghan Markle's group will put the "Smart Set Capsule" on sale for two weeks, and its proceeds will go to support the "Smart Works" charity, which provides high-quality clothing and training for unemployed women to help them in job interviews.

Meghan, 38, said in a statement: "Since I moved to the UK, it has been very important for me to meet with associations and organizations... that are doing useful work and trying to do everything I can to help them expand their influence."

"Piece for piece"

The Duchess of Sussex joined her friend, designer Misha Nonoo and the British chain of stores, "Marks and Spencer", "John Louis and Partners", and "J".

GSO "to come up with a practical fashion collection to help the charitable project "Smart Works".

Megan said in the September issue of "Vogue" British edition, which she co-edited, that the collection will be sold "piece for piece", that is, for every piece purchased by a consumer, a similar piece will be donated to charity.

The goal of Megan Merkel was to become a fashion designer and all this step was to help women Unemployed women find new job opportunities. Proceeds from each item sold from this clothing collection will go to helping these women.

The Duchess of Sussex said on her Instagram page: "This move will not allow us to become part of each other's stories, but it will also remind us that we are all involved in this matter."

It is expected that the designs will be ready next fall, when they will be sold according to the principle of “every piece for a piece,” meaning that for every piece purchased by the consumer, a similar piece will be donated to the Smart Works Association, in order to sell it and use the money to empower women looking for work. Do you see Meghan Markle as a fashion designer?