Meghan Markle hints at huge fashion empire that could rival the Kardashians’ brand

Meghan Markle has been making major business moves lately…

Meghan Markle might be giving the Kardashians a run for their money. The Duchess of Sussex has just dropped a major hint that she is starting her own fashion line.

Meghan sat down with Skims and Good American co-founder Emma Grede this week, where they chatted all things business…
Shark Tank star Emma Grede is shining light on the secrets to business (Credit: Youtube / Aspire by Emma Grede)

Meghan Markle to rival the Kardashians

If you aren’t familiar, Emma Grede is a British businesswoman and entrepreneur.

She serves as the CEO and co-founder of the denim brand Good American. Emma is also a founding partner of Skims and co-founder of Safely – all brands helmed by the Kardashians.

Emma works closely with Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner. Due to her business expertise has started her own podcast, named Aspire with Emma Grede, where she interviews a variety of trailblazers in the business industry.

Meghan Markle recently starred on her Youtube show where she discussed As Ever, her work with Netflix and balancing parenting as a working mum.
Emma works alongside the Kardashians (Credit: Christopher Peterson / SplashNews.com)
It was here she also hinted that she and Emma could have their own collaboration up their sleeves.

The Duchess of Sussex alluded to both beauty and fashion being avenues she considered before pursuing As Ever, her luxury lifestyle brand that sells preserves and boxed baking mixes.
Meghan Markle has pursued a number of ventures recently (Credit: Youtube / Aspire by Emma Grede)

Meghan Markle on starting a fashion empire

She said: “It was definitely something that people were asking me to get involved with. I think it could be fun.”

Meghan then hinted: “I think there’ll be a time for that.”

“I think there’ll certainly be a time for fashion,” before teasingly adding: “You and I can talk about that later.”

It doesn’t come as a surprise that Meghan could be leaning into the fashion space.

Just last month she made her wardrobe shoppable on Instagram.

The Duchess added a link to the top of her page where followers can explore and buy her fashion staples.

Emma also acknowledged Meghan’s fashion influence, asking: “Have you been able to reconcile the fact that you have that type of influence?”

Emma highlighted that in previous years when Meghan would wear something, it would quickly sell out.

“You know, it’s funny because that’s been now for several years, that effect,” Meghan replied. “I think my feelings surrounding it have ebbed and flowed.

“Because they say imitation is the best form of flattery. And at the same time, you start to watch how it’s being monetised at such a huge level globally.”

Meghan on her business ventures

Regardless of what project she pursues, Meghan insists she wants it to feel authentic.

“Ultimately, I wanted to do what felt authentic,” she said of As Ever.

Meghan and Emma further showed their collaboration off on social media by posing for selfies together.

Businesswoman Emma penned in the caption: “Building a brand under a global spotlight isn’t for the faint of heart, and @meghan is doing it with purpose, patience, and power.

“We sat down for a real conversation about what it takes to start something new when the world already thinks they know your story.

“From choosing jam as her first product to building a company with intention, Meghan opened up in a way that’s honest, thoughtful, and completely her own.”

She added: “This isn’t just about business. It’s about identity, ambition, and owning your voice, even when the noise gets loud. Aspire with Meghan: Why Ambition Is Her Jam (and How She Bottles It) is out now.”