As the first outside investor in Cesta Collective, a firm renowned for its ethical attitude to fashion, Meghan Markle has made news. Erin Ryder and Courtney Fasciano co-founded Cesta Collective, which mixes traditional Rwandan basket weaving with Italian leather workmanship. Currently running the firm as only full-time employees are Erin Ryder and Courtney Fasciano.

Since leaving the monarchy, Meghan's second business endeavour is this one. Her initial purchase was in the vegan coffee brand Clevr Blends. Meghan entered the fashion business after soft launching her own lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, which has not yet produced any goods.

Mark Meets founder Mark Boardman, an entertainment guru, hailed Meghan's clever and wise investment. Her support of Cesta Collective, he pointed out, not only shows her taste in ethical fashion but also marks a calculated step into entrepreneurship. "Meghan Markle's investment emphasizes her strategic attitude to fashion and her dedication to ethical consumerism," Boardman told Newsweek.

Meghan's participation in several businesses, including the postponed opening of American Riviera Orchard, could cause her to spread herself too thin, he said, but her experience with The Tig blog sets her well for success. Boardman underlined that, given proper management of her ventures, Meghan's concentration on sustainable firms might increase her impact in the fashion business.

After Josh Kettler, their chief of staff, left recently, Boardman also pointed out the need for consistency in Meghan and Harry's crew. He advised that the seamless running of their businesses depends on enhancing the support personnel.