Meghan Markle attended a prestigious business summit in the Hamptons in a suit and shoes.
The Duchess of Sussex wore a natural-colored vest and pants by Revolve while attending the G9 Ventures Summer Summit, hosted by powerhouse Amy Griffin, shortly after arriving in New York on Friday.
The finished costume will retail for around $870, according to the Daily Mail.
In a photo shared online by makeup brand owner Bobbi Brown, Markle can be seen smiling while wearing dark sunglasses and gold accessories.
As Page Six previously exclusively reported, Markle arrived on a private jet from Santa Barbara, California, on Friday with entrepreneur Jamie Kern Lima.
Lima also posted a series of photos to Instagram on Saturday that showed Markle and several other summit attendees.
The day-long summit took place at the opulent mansion that Griffin shares with her husband, billionaire hedge fund manager John Griffin, which is valued at more than $13 million.
Markle’s friend, designer Misha Nonoo, and makeup guru Victoria Jackson were also on the guest list for Friday’s luncheon, along with several other A-list guests, including chef Missy Robbins of Williamsburg favorite Lilia & Missi, makeup icon Bobbi Brown, and Weight Watchers CEO Sima Sistani.
Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow is thought to have been in attendance along with Reese Witherspoon, who is representing her Hello Sunshine banner, Spanx founder Sara Blakely, actresses Laura Dern and Katie Couric.
According to sources, Markle will be gathering proposals for her new lifestyle business, American Riviera Orchard, which has yet to officially launch.
When Markle first applied to trademark her brand in February, the company was said to sell “jellies, jams, marmalades, fruit preserves, edible oils and fats, preserves, vegetable-based spreads, soy-based spreads, nut-based spreads, garlic-based spreads, sesame-based spreads, dairy-based spreads, nut butters and fruit butters,” according to Harper’s Bazaar.
By March, the brand’s product range had expanded to include fragrances, stationery, cosmetics, yoga equipment, wallpaper, gardening supplies, and also included “non-medicinal skin care products, non-medicinal bath and shower gels and salts, non-medicinal hair care products, bath soaps” and “body lotions, cosmetics, body oils and scented oils.”
In June, she previewed her brand’s merchandise with some of her famous friends showing off exclusive gift baskets filled with jams and puppy treats.
