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Meghan Markle hits the air in style.
The Duchess of Sussex, 41, released the first episode of her new solo podcast, ‘Archetypes’ yesterday, and the plain white tank she wears on the album cover is a steal.
Her top appears to be the J.Crew “Perfect-Fit” tank, which originally sold for $35, but is currently on sale for just $25.
The soft cotton style with a plank bra and crew neck is available in sizes XXS-3X and is available in six other colors in addition to the white version from Markle.
The Duchess wore the casual staple in the black and white image for “Archetypes,” which will run for 12 episodes and is available exclusively on Spotify.
Her outfit choice should come as no surprise to royal fashion followers; Markle has worn many J.Crew pieces over the years, including a denim shirt dress with a sweater blazer to the US Open, a faux fur parka for winter in LA, and a stylish navy wrap coat for a visit to Birmingham.
Her podcast fashion didn’t end with the album cover; in a promotional video for
‘Archetypes’, Markle wears a chic brown striped blouse with a tie belt, brown trousers with a belt – most likely Anine Bing’s ‘Elyse’ style – and matching heels.
While its provenance has not been confirmed, the top is nearly identical to a Maeve blouse with a tie ($120) sold at Anthropologie — except for several buttons on the wrist, as noted by fashion blog What Meghan Wore.
Still, it’s as close to a dupe as you can get from the Duchess’s gaze.
Markle welcomed good friend Serena Williams for the first episode of her podcast, titled “The Misconception of Ambition.”
During their extended chat, the mum of two revealed that she never thought ambition could be seen as negative until she started dating Prince Harry, and their son Archie’s nursery caught fire during the Duke’s South African tour. and Duchess in 2019.