Meghan Markle launches clothing brand to help unemployed women

British Duchess Megan returned to work for the first time after her husband, Prince Harry, and her first child, and launched a new fashion range to help charities support unemployed women. Megan

British Duchess Megan returned to work for the first time after her husband, Prince Harry, and her first child, and launched a new fashion range to help charities support unemployed women.

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, has made a few public appearances since her son Archie was born in May, but the launch of a fashion collection created in collaboration with renowned British shops and fashion designers was her first official participation.

The sale of the “Smart Set Capsule Collection” lasts at least two weeks and is designed to help Smart Works, a charity that provides quality clothes and training for unemployed women for job interviews.

For all the items purchased, Megan will make a donation to a charity that became a sponsor earlier this year.

Fashion chain Jigsaw blazer and pants; Tote bag of department store John Lewis; Classic dress by Marks & Spencer and white shirt by fashion designer Misha Nonoo, a friend of American-born Duchess.

38-year-old Meghan said, “After moving to the UK, it was most important to meet the communities and organizations doing meaningful work and to do their best to amplify their impact. .

"Thank you for the four brands that came together to support Smart Works in this particular project. It aims to benefit rather than compete and to the community."