One thing we know about Meghan Sussex’s style is that she regularly uses her wardrobe to spotlight fashion designed by women, and her repeated wearing of Khaite is another example of that.
Across As Ever’s Holiday Collection: Chapter Two, Meghan wears several pieces from the label, including the Ria dress, Meadow cardigan, Margaux sweater and Mae sweater. It is a significant showing for one designer in a single campaign.
Creative director Catherine Holstein founded Khaite in New York in 2016. The brand creates elevated womenswear that balances contrasts — softness with structure, masculine with feminine, and polished with relaxed — through luxurious materials and understated silhouettes.
That combination makes Khaite a natural fit for Meghan’s wardrobe: investment-level, beautifully cut pieces that make an impact without looking overly styled.
Meghan Rewears Her $2,400 Khaite Ria Dress
For the more formal scenes, Meghan wears Khaite’s Ria Dress in Cream, a $2,400 linen-blend maxi dress sculpted with tucks and folds through the bodice. Khaite describes the fabric as a fluid linen blend, while the softly structured sleeves and fitted waist give the otherwise minimalist dress plenty of shape.
This is not the first time Meghan has worn it. The same cream Ria dress appeared in As Ever holiday imagery released earlier in October, making the Chapter Two campaign another outing for a piece already in her wardrobe.
At her neck, Meghan wears an emerald necklace that we believe to be Logan Hollowell’s Maison Verde Necklace. The substantial gold chain and emerald centre closely match the necklace visible in the campaign footage, although we are treating the identification as provisional until Meghan’s team confirms the complete look.
Meghan has worn many beautiful pieces from Logan Hollowell over the years, so another design from the Los Angeles jeweller would fit naturally into her existing jewellery collection.
Her familiar Cartier Tank Française watch also makes an appearance, alongside gold bracelets and additional rings.
Meghan’s Khaite Cardigan and Jeans
The second outfit is far more relaxed but still very much within Meghan’s neutral, quietly luxurious wardrobe. For scenes showing her seated with a navy leather notebook, Meghan wears Khaite’s Meadow ribbed mohair-and-silk blend cardigan, a dark olive-brown knit with a pointed collar and button front.
She pairs it with dark Khaite denim that appears to be the Abigail Stretch Jean in Benson, giving the campaign a casual look that still feels polished enough for holiday hosting.
It is arguably the easier outfit to recreate. A $2,400 cream maxi dress is beautiful, but a soft cardigan with dark jeans is the sort of combination most of us could actually imagine wearing throughout autumn and winter.
There Are Two More Khaite Sweaters
The Chapter Two wardrobe does not stop with the Ria dress and Meadow cardigan. In another promotional look, Meghan wears Khaite’s Margaux Sweater in Putty, a relaxed cashmere crewneck with dropped shoulders and ribbed trim. The sweater is currently priced at $1,780 and made from 100% cashmere.
The oversized shape is exactly the sort of understated knit Meghan repeatedly gravitates toward: luxurious fabric, simple silhouette and a neutral colour that can be worn with denim or tailored trousers.
Another image shows her in Khaite’s Mae Sweater in Glaze, an enveloping cashmere pullover with extended sleeves and ribbed trim at the neckline, cuffs and hem. Khaite currently lists the Mae for $1,580.
Between the Ria dress, Meadow cardigan, Margaux sweater and Mae sweater, Chapter Two has quietly become something of a Khaite lookbook.
Meghan Brought Back Her Mulberry Bayswater
One of the new As Ever holiday catalogue photographs also gave us something we always enjoy seeing: Meghan reaching back into her existing wardrobe.
She carries one of her longtime Mulberry Bayswater bags, a style she has been wearing since at least December 2016. Meghan has previously carried the Zipped Bayswater in Oxblood as well as a Small Zipped Bayswater in Porcelain Blue, making the Bayswater one of the longest-running handbag styles in her wardrobe.
Her exact older versions are no longer available, but Mulberry still produces the silhouette in several finishes and colours. If you like the deep burgundy tone of Meghan’s Oxblood bag, the current Bayswater in Oxblood Small Classic Grain gives a very similar effect.
The current version retails for $1,595 and retains the details that helped make the Bayswater one of Mulberry’s signature bags: two top handles, the Postman’s Lock closure, an adjustable belted interior and a structured leather silhouette.
It is also a good reminder that Meghan does not exclusively wear brand-new pieces for these campaigns. She frequently mixes current-season fashion with bags, jewellery and accessories she has owned for years.
Even the Glassware Is Shoppable
The fashion is not the only thing catching our eye. Among the glassware featured in the holiday setting is Sophie Lou Jacobsen’s Angel Flute Set, a sculptural piece that fits neatly into the campaign’s mix of fashion, jewellery and home design.
Founded in 2019 by French-American designer and creative director Sophie Lou Jacobsen, the brand explores how everyday objects can shape ritual and atmosphere, spanning homewares, lighting, collectables and design-led experiences.
The Angel Flute is a good example of that approach: functional glassware that still feels decorative enough to stand out on the table before anything is poured into it.
That is what makes this particular As Ever campaign so useful from a shopping perspective. Meghan is not simply standing in a studio modelling one head-to-toe outfit. Her clothes change as she moves between setting the table, wrapping presents, arranging gifts and relaxing at home, which gives us everything from a $2,400 occasion dress to cashmere sweaters and denim that are much easier to translate into an everyday wardrobe.
The Ria dress may be the statement purchase, but the Khaite knitwear, Meghan’s familiar Cartier and Logan Hollowell jewellery, and the return of her Mulberry Bayswater make the wider Chapter Two wardrobe just as tempting to shop.
And if you are picking up anything from As Ever itself, don’t forget Feminegra readers can save 15% with code FEMINEGRA15.
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I like Meghan’s style, and she often inspires me to find similar pieces — as I’m in Europe, it can be a challenge sometimes.
But the Meadow cardigan is something I’ve been looking for since forever. If I can’t find anything similar, I guess I’ll have to knit it myself. In that case I’d either go with a dark burgundy or a dark blue wool.
Yes, I love Meghan’s style too.
I might prefer something a bit more colourful, though.
I really like the angel flutes, but the website doesn’t mention customs duties or import charges. That does make things a bit tricky for us Europeans, doesn’t it?