Meghan Markle crea línea de ropa para mujeres desempleadas

La duquesa de Sussex, Meghan Markle, decidió trabajar en una buena causa social a través de una línea de ropa dedicada a las mujeres que encuentran sin desempleo.

Se trata de un proyecto en el que trabajará en conjunto con la marca Jigsaw y su amiga diseñadora Misha Nonoo en beneficio a la asociación Smart Works, la cual se dedica, por medio de asesoramiento de imagen y coaching motivacional, a reingresar a mujeres desempleadas y vulnerables en el mundo laboral para que puedan ser independientes.

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Meet Jade ✨✨ . . Jade lifted all our spirits this morning with her amazing positivity and gorgeous smile. . . Our volunteer stylists, Annie and Claire, who volunteer together every Tuesday, helped Jade pick out some vibrant pieces for her upcoming interview to be a Youth Engagement Officer. Orange seemed to be the colour of the day ? . . With a flattering dress and shoes by @marksandspencerfashionpr , Jade's look was completed with a gingham bag by @katespadeny and a statement necklace. We always work with our client's own style first and foremost to find the perfect look for them. . Next up, Jade will have her 1:1 interview coaching to help her get in the frame of mind to go out and take the success that's all hers. . . We are right behind you, Jade ?. . #SmartWorks #igotthejob #WomenEmpoweringWomen #clothingandconfidence

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¿De qué forma funcionará la marca?

De acuerdo con el anuncio que dio la casa real en su cuenta de Instagram, la duquesa Meghan creará una línea de ropa que, además de ser estéticas para la mujer, la haga sentir en confianza e impulse su autoestima de cada una.

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Spotlight on: Smart Works We are proud to be supporting a very special initiative this autumn for @SmartWorksCharity! After quiet visits to Smartworks over the last year, The Duchess was moved by the impactful work being done by this non profit organisation that helps women into the workforce, equipping them with both the skills and clothes they need to feel job-ready. Throughout her visits she noticed that while the donations were plentiful, they were also notably a combination of mismatched items and colours which weren’t always the right stylistic choices or sizes that didn’t necessarily “suit” the job at hand: to make a woman feel confident and inspired as she walked into her job interview. As a result, launching this autumn, The Duchess will be supporting a collective to help equip the women of Smart Works with the key workwear essentials they need as they enter into the workplace. This initiative is supported by four generous brands who share the vision to empower the women of Smart Works to look and feel ? as they bravely venture in to what can often be a daunting environment for those who have been out of the job market. The brands have come together to work towards this united force for good, “[reframing] the idea of charity as community,” as The Duchess writes in a piece for this month’s British Vogue. They will follow the 1:1 model where an item from the collection purchased is an item shared with a woman of Smart Works because “not only does this allow us to be part of each other’s story; it reminds us we are in it together.” For more information on how you can be part of another woman’s success story visit @smartworkscharity. Special thanks to: @JohnLewisandPartners, @MarksandSpencer, @MishaNonoo, @InsideJigsaw for supporting this very special organisation. And to find out more, read the September issue of @BritishVogue and stay tuned for more exciting updates this autumn. Photo©️SussexRoyal

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Para que sea accesible a todas, tendrá una metodología “uno por uno”, es decir, por cada prenda que se compre será donada una más a la fundación Smart Works. Asimismo, se dijo que la colección se estrenará a finales de este año en tiendas departamentales como Marks and Spencer y John Lewis & Partners.