The Duchess of Sussex made a glamorous return to the spotlight this month, joining her husband Prince Harry at the 2023 Invictus Games in Düsseldorf and bringing a fleet of stunning sartorial ensembles with her.
Meghan, 42, was a style muse long before she met her husband, namely thanks to her major role in legal drama, Suits. From gracing red carpets to rocking a business babe aesthetic on and off screen, the Californian-born star's paralegal persona Rachel Zane most definitely influenced her immaculate style.
The Duchess' Suits co-star Patrick J. Adams took to Instagram on Monday to share a heartfelt message directed at Meghan and another co-star, Sarah Rafferty.
"I miss my friends." wrote the Canadian actor, sharing a photo of Meghan and Sarah from their Suits days.
In the unseen snap, Meghan donned a caramel-toned suede mini skirt and crisp white shirt as she reclined on the floor with her legs in the air.
The mother-of-two, who was just 29-years-old when the first episode of Suits aired, let her glossy raven hair fall into a pool of curls as she looked up at the camera.
Patrick's photo was later followed by a gallery of headshots of his co-stars, including one of the Duchess of Sussex. "Don’t give us hopes. Is Suits coming back? After The Office announced, this feels like a legitimate possibility…" questioned a fan in the comments.
© USA Network"The Donna and Rachel effect......love them! Now we have the Duchess of Sussex effect," added another fan, while a third wrote: "I miss all of you! Please do another season!!! Bring Rachel back too!"
© USA NetworkSuits is in the midst of its very own renaissance, breaking all kinds of streaming records on Netflix and inspiring talk of a reboot - though producers are yet to share any news of an upcoming reunion.
The legal drama's creator and head writer, Aaron Korsh, got real in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter about the show, and didn't shy away from acknowledging the 'Meghan Markle effect' of it all.
© GettyHaving previously stated that he was excited by the amount of interest it brought to the show, he added that the royal family "weighed in on some stuff. Not many things, by the way, but a few things that we wanted to do and couldn't do, and it was a little irritating."
To get your royal fix, listen to the latest episode of HELLO!'s Right Royal Podcast, where former royal protection officer Ken Wharfe, who looked after both William and Harry, reveals exactly how he protected the young princes during their school years.
