You may have noticed that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are back with a Netflix documentary. The six-part series is called Harry & Megan, where they told their personal stories, caused a lot of commotion. While the disclosure of information is interesting in itself, the way the couple chose to tell their story is also surprising. This has to do with Meghan Markle’s appearances in Netflix documentaries, which often have symbolic meaning. Meghan knows better than anyone – as is evident in the docuseries – what fashion influences.

A look at Meghan Markle in the Netflix documentary

The purpose of Harry & Megandocuseries makes it clear to couples from the start: couples want to control their own narrative and share their side of the story. Where better to start than with your own appearance, and using it as amplification of your message, Meghan thought. This is how we see it all along sitthe interview mainly in two distinct looks that both seemed to make a clear statement: on the one hand a white ensemble and on the other an outfit with a soft casual cashmere sweater as the main item. Two distinct looks that (literally) exude gentleness and honesty.

White continues to play a role throughout the documentary: it is used in many scenes Megan Markle a all white seen to consist of a flow top and wide trousers. White clothes – and especially white coats – have a long history: women often wear the color as a symbol of political dissent. A statement that goes back to Suffrage at the beginning of the 20th century, when women fought for equal rights between men and women, including women’s suffrage. White in fashion also stands for purity and honesty. In short, a simple display as a symbol of hope and female intelligence.