That’s how the Duchess of Sussex does it.
Meghan Markle paired five-figure jewelry with a white T-shirt in a new shoot for her As Ever lifestyle brand.
In the photo, shared via Instagram on Monday, the “Suits” alum, 44, enjoyed a cup of tea while rocking an Anine Bing tee and light blue The Row trousers ($1,350).
She brought the bling to her understated outfit by way of a $62,950 Logan Hollowell diamond tennis necklace and Birks diamond earrings ($6,900). Markle also added her trusty gold Cartier Love bracelet ($7,950) to round out the look.
Markle previously wore the same sparkler while attending the Paley Honors Fall Gala 2024 in a black Oscar De La Renta gown.
Monday’s promo video included a slew of other outfits, including white linen pants and a blue sweater draped over her shoulders — with the Logan Hollowell necklace — as she picked flowers.
Elsewhere in the footage, the actress cut a casual figure posing in jeans.
While enjoying a book outside, Markle opted for a custom Oscar De La Renta dress with Ulla Johnson pearl earrings ($290 $175) and a diamond ring from British jewelry designer Pippa Small.
The white halter resembled the Stella McCartney-designed reception gown from her and Prince Harry’s May 2018 wedding.
The social media upload welcomed Markle’s followers to “the World of As Ever.”
The caption continued, “What began with fruit from Meghan’s garden, simmered into preserves in her home kitchen, has inspired our curated collections to bring surprise and delight to your everyday.”
Markle launched her brand in April 2025 after displaying many of her products, from jam to flower sprinkles, on her Netflix show “With Love, Meghan” the previous month.
Season 2 of the series debuted in August 2025, followed by a holiday special — but news broke earlier this year that the project won’t return for a third season.
The streaming platform subsequently cut ties with As Ever.
“Her show did not go on so it did not make sense to continue the partnership,” an industry source told us in March, with Markle’s rep insisting the brand was “ready to stand on its own” after “meaningful and rapid growth.”
