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The Duchess of Sussex has launched a new digital store, allowing fans to buy their favorite clothes, accessories and jewelry recommendations.
Meghan, who described his ‘high’ style approach to mix designer’s fashion and accessible during an episode of his recent Netflix series, shared the Shopmy link with his 2.6 million Instagram followers on Monday.
It included the discharge of responsibility that he would receive a sales commission on some products bought through the affiliate links he shared.
The Shopmy platform is marketed in “elite creators” as a way of obtaining income if someone buys an item through a link that has shared, with a commission of up to 30%.
Meghan described the pieces in the online store as a “selected and selected collection of the things I love”, added that for a long time they had asked him to share his inspiration as costumes.
The outfits that the Duchess has previously imagined that it was sold in minutes: a white layer of the Canadian brand line the label he used to announce his commitment to Prince Harry in November 2017 was, so the demand crashed the website of the clothing brand.
A month later, it was photographed with a MIDI bag of £ 500 ($ 675) made by Strathberry, which led to the article being sold in 11 minutes on its global, American and China website.
The 32 -pieces collection presented on Monday revealed a closet of neutral basic food capsule in turned off: white, beige, light blue and black, and natural fabrics such as linen and backman.
The items included the “perfect” white cotton shirt, a blue -blue “boyfriend” shirt and white linen pants, as well as more formal items, such as a black wool jacket and a whole ivory night dress.
Most of the products are of exclusive street brands, including theory, reform, polene, Madewell, J Crew, but also include luxury and budget options. A gabardine to which it was linked is a uniqlo option of £ 99, while a pair of brown leather sandals of Saint Laurent are sold by £ 595.
According to Shopmy, the commissions obtained from the platform generally 10 to 30% “depending on the brand or the retailer.” The platform also allows creators to “discover and manage collaboration opportunities” with more than 47,000 brands.
The last company of the Duchess occurs only weeks after the debut of its brilliant Netflix lifestyle show that portrays your life at home, lunches with friends and various gardening and kitchen activities.
Last year he also launched a lifestyle brand, originally called American Riviera Orchard and now known as always, that aims to sell “essential elements beautifully designed” as Artisan Preserve and Tea.
The fashion, lifestyle and products recommendations are all the areas that the Duchess has explored before. Meghan created and directed his own lifestyle blog called Tig for almost three years before closing it in April 2017, only a few months before his commitment to Prince Harry was announced.
In the TIG, Meghan shared beauty, diet and fashion advice, recipes, travel advice and words of wisdom about love and life.
