Meghan Markle is marking her return to Hollywood after an eight-year hiatus. As she embarks on a new journey and starts afresh, the Duchess of Sussex has been donning white outfits quite frequently. Jules Standish, a renowned colour psychologist, noted that Markle is leaning more toward white now, as it is that color that symbolises purity and presents an “image of perfection.”
She told Daily Mail that the color white provides positivity and the “Suits” star is “constantly reinventing herself,” making it the “perfect shade for her” as she reboots her Hollywood career.
Color psychologist analyzes Meghan Markle leaning towards white outfits
Meghan Markle’s fashion sense has always been timeless. Lately, she has been spotted wearing white outfits to various events. She wore a white outfit when she arrived at Paris Fashion Week for Balenciaga. Later, she rocked a white cable-knit sweater in the festive advert for her brand, As Ever.
An expert, Jules Standish, analyzed the color choice of the Duchess’s outfit. Talking to the publication mentioned above, Standish said, “Meghan is constantly reinventing herself and the colour white gives a sense of optimism, making it the perfect shade for her.”
The reinvention could be a reference to Markle’s big return to Hollywood after eight years. The actor was last seen in 2017, in the drama series “Suits,” where she played Rachel Zane. The mother of two will next be seen in the film “Close Personal Friends.”
The expert further explained why Markle is changing her wardrobe collection and wearing white outfits. She said it could be because it’s a color that presents “an image of perfection.” She added, “It’s a colour that is seen as pure, as well as presenting an image of perfection and calmness. It also sends a message of expensive high fashion and sophistication, combined with a no-nonsense approach to dressing in a simplistic and chic way.”
For the Duchess, it seems that wearing white is all about showing confidence and displaying her impeccable fashion style. Standish further notes, “To wear white, you’ve got to have a lot of confidence. You’re not hiding anything as it gives a sense of fresh openness and purity. It’s a very brave move to put an all-white outfit on.”
