When Meghan joined the lineup at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women summit, she wasn’t just there to look good — she came to talk impact.
During her session, Meghan sat down with Fortune editor Alyson Shontell to explore what she calls “Next Level Influence.” The conversation touched on several key developments in her media and business life:
Below, Alyson Shontell Editor-in-Chief and Chief Content Officer for Fortune with Meghan.
Meghan addressed the ending of her original multi-project deal with Netflix and revealed she and Prince Harry are shifting toward a first-look deal for future content. This signals a recalibration of how they intend to release projects moving forward.
More from Meghan via People —
My husband and I were in an overall deal with Netflix then, not dissimilar to Higher Ground and the Obamas’ deal, once that had come to its term, the extension of it — which was such an incredible sign of the strength of our partnership — was now being in a first-look deal. Which is also exciting because it gives us flexibility to go to our partners first, then at the same time, shop content that might not be the right fit for Netflix but has a home somewhere else.”
Regarding With Love, Meghan, Meghan didn’t commit to a full third season, but she did mention the holiday special — indicating she’s keeping her creative options open.
Meghan’s response below when asked about the show —
Well, the holiday special is coming out in November. It’s a really good one.”
So I think looking at that format — again, it’s a year of learns — so we’re able to say, ‘Eight episodes for two seasons — it’s a lot of work,” she added. “And having done Suits for seven years, I remember what goes into a production. I also recognize how much people want content in different sizes. Part of what we’re testing out now is, it’s amazing to sit and watch a show for 30 minutes, but how can I give you a recipe in two minutes? And where can I share that with you? And how that continues to grow As ever.”
She also shared that the upcoming holiday special will feature her favorite gift-wrapping techniques — a nod to her early days between acting auditions, when she taught “advanced gift wrapping” classes.
A recurring theme: Meghan emphasized that she sees herself as more than a “creator” or “influencer.” She’s positioning herself as an entrepreneur and media strategist, someone who’s building structures (like Archewell) rather than operating ad hoc.
Her tone and content signaled she’s entering a more mature, strategic phase of her public role — not just making statements, but shaping platforms.
Watch the full segment from YouTube below —
Now my look at What Meghan Wore for today’s event —
Meghan’s wardrobe at the summit was as intentional as her talking points. She appeared in an all-white ensemble that blended crisp tailoring with sleek modernity.
Meghan wore a collarless ivory silk blouse.
I have been searching through several brands that she has worn before and nothing has come up yet. Here is a similar style — LouLou de Saison ‘Lea’ blouse, $544.
Meghan’s skirt is from Brochu Walker — The Esme Skirt Soft crafted from Italian vegan leather in ‘Pearle’, $348.
She wore a pair of nude suede d’orsay double ankle strap pumps. These are the same shoes she wore for the CBS interview from August 2024. They were never identified.
Once again, Meghan wore another piece from the Ukrainian jeweler, Guzema — Trio Flat Ring in diamonds and yellow gold, $3550.
She had on a pair of gold earrings. I will update once they are found.
Meghan’s outfit today was very Suits—Rachel Zane coded!
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Suits – USA Network
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