J.Crew CEO Exposes Meghan for Wearing Fake Items to Exploit Brand Name

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has been unmasked by J.Crew's CEO for allegedly wearing fake items to exploit the brand's name.

Over the weekend, Prince Harry made a trip to attend the coronation of King Charles III, while Meghan stayed in sunny LA to celebrate their son's fourth birthday.

Fans were eager to catch a glimpse of Meghan in California, and their wish was granted when she was spotted by paparazzi during a low-key hike.

For the hike, Meghan donned a J.Crew jacket, adding a casually chic touch to her outfit.

She was accompanied by friends Marcus Anderson and Heather Durack as they explored the mountains near their Montecito home on Sunday afternoon.

It was noted that Meghan had chosen the Perfect label for her attire.

Meghan's agency even bought tabloid articles praising her influence, claiming that the shirt she wore sold out immediately upon her appearance.

However, the truth is that the J.Crew shirt had been out of stock for a long time, and the one Meghan wore was exposed as being different from the genuine product.

J.Crew's representative swiftly responded to the press, expressing their disappointment with Meghan's use of the brand's name to gain more fame.

It was explained that older items that are discontinued often appear as sold out on clothing websites.

Meghan's new PR team seemed to be trying to secure modeling contracts by making it appear as though Meghan was the reason the jacket sold out, when in reality, it was an old jacket that had been sold out years ago.

It remains to be seen who will fall for this scheme by the manipulative liar.

In addition to the J.Crew jacket, news reports claimed that Meghan also wore Victoria Beckham sunglasses, Diana's Cartier watch, and a Bentley and Skinner diamond tennis bracelet, believed to have been a gift from the King to Diana.

Those who closely follow Meghan's style know that while she does wear luxury labels like Carolina Herrera and Self Portrait, she also likes to incorporate affordable brands, including Styled and J.Crew.

However, questions arise regarding why Meghan would wear a diamond tennis bracelet while hiking.

The only plausible reasons would be if she didn't feel comfortable leaving her expensive jewelry alone or if she had set up a paparazzi shot.

The hiking photos seemed overly contrived, raising doubts about their authenticity.

It is interesting that Meghan continues to wear Diana's watch as a way to reinforce her supposed connection to the late Princess.

Perhaps it serves as a reminder for us.

Moreover, considering her motive for wearing the Cartier watch, it is curious whether there is any motive for still wearing Trevor's watch.

If not, it is peculiar, albeit consistent with her brand, for her to disregard the double standard.

It is worth noting that every dollar spent by Harry's wife on PR or a new agent, such as WME, brings the couple closer to the need to downsize and budget.

Let Meghan spend the money, so we can all witness her eventual public humiliation and bankruptcy.

Meghan's absence from the coronation this weekend was a deliberate decision made to protect her peace, according to royal biographer Omid Scobie.

She is well aware of the intense scrutiny she faces whenever she is near the royal family.

By staying away, she avoids the potential commentary and narrative that would have inevitably followed had she been present alongside her husband.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's choice of attire during her hike has raised eyebrows and led to accusations of exploiting brand names.