Meghan Markle Denied Partnership with Dior, Eyes Alessandra Rich for US Branch

Meghan Markle's alleged deal with Dior has been debunked by sources, who deny any truth to the claims that she will be partnering with the renowned French fashion house.

Being the face of a brand entails representing it at various events, but Meghan isn't even receiving invitations to major red carpet occasions like the Emmys, Golden Globes, or Oscars.

It begs the question, would she wear Dior during her back-grid hikes?

Is Dior comfortable co-branding with Hertz in garage basements?

The answer is a resounding no.

According to insiders, Meghan has been exploring partnerships with not only Dior but also several other brands.

One of her recent pursuits was a collaboration with Alessandra Rich, a London-based designer, to help establish their fashion branch in the United States.

Alessandra Rich, an Italian-born designer, has become a favorite of both Princess Catherine and Meghan Markle in recent years.

She draws inspiration from history's polite rebels, including the late Princess Diana, stating that she aims to embody that spirit in her designs.

Meghan's interest in working with Alessandra Rich is driven by her plans to sell the designer's clothes on the relaunched Tig blog, as well as bringing them to American women.

Additionally, she hopes to assist in opening a chain of Alessandra Rich stores across the US.

However, choosing Meghan as a partner is seen as a risky move, leading to the suggestion of refusal.

Meanwhile, Princess Catherine continues to inspire fashion trends with her impeccable style.

She recently attended King Charles' first Order of Begata service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor, donning a bespoke monochrome polka dot midi dress by Alessandra Rich.

The dress, featuring a high neckline, was paired with chic-toe cap heels from the same brand.

This black and white version of the dress was reminiscent of the one worn by Lady Eliza Spencer, the late Princess Diana's niece, at the Chelsea Flower Show in May.

Completing her ensemble, the Princess wore a statement Philip Tracy hat adorned with feathers and Princess Diana's Collingwood pearl drop earrings.

Her makeup remained natural, with a touch of rosy pink lipstick.

It's not hard to imagine Meghan's anger upon seeing Catherine wearing a dress from the very brand that rejected her.

One aspect Meghan focused on was fueling the jealousy between her and her sister-in-law.

Despite what tabloids may have portrayed, the two were never destined to be best friends.

Catherine saw through Meghan's facade from the beginning.

While she put on a brave face for the sake of her husband, she recognized Meghan's ambition to claim the top position and understood that she would stop at nothing to achieve it.

It is worth noting that Meghan had mentioned Kate on her Tig blog long before they met.

She always felt envious of Kate's position and desired to walk ahead of her.

However, fate had other plans, as Meghan ended up marrying Harry, the spare to the heir.

Let's not forget the rumors that Meghan initially had her sights set on William but had to settle for Harry.

The Sussex squad seems equally disdainful of Catherine, sharing Meghan's animosity towards her.