Gwyneth Paltrow to Meghan Markle: Women are not competitors!

Gwyneth Paltrow to Meghan Markle: Women are not competitors!

Montecito, USA - Gwyneth Paltrow and Duchess Meghan Markle are the focus of a growing interest in the connections between prominent women in the lifestyle area. Paltrow, which founded its own lifestyle company Goop in 2008, commented in an interview with "Vanity Fair" About Meghan. She emphasizes that every woman deserves the chance to realize her ideas. Paltrow makes it clear that they have no negative views of Meghan's achievements and emphasizes that her mother has taught her not to see other women as competitors.

This support is significant, since Paltrow also has a “strong instinct” to work for women in their industry, especially when negative comments are loud. Although she doesn't know Meghan well, Paltrow mentions that she wants to bring her a cake. The exchange between the two seals a joint sushi dinner in May 2023 at Paltrow at home.

Meghan's new projects

In addition to the positive statements of Paltrow, Meghan Markle is about to revive her lifestyle brand, which will now bear the name "As ever". This name was presented in a new logo, which shows two Kolibris under a palm tree, which symbolizes the romantic connection of the palm trees in Meghan's garden in Montecito. According to Meghan and Prince Harry, these palm trees have a personal meaning, since Harry once noticed: "My darling, it's us."

Meghan plans to offer products such as honey, teas and shortbread cookies in the USA in spring. She also announced her new "Confessions of a Female Founder" podcast, whose first episode will be released on April 8. These step consequences are particularly important for their return after the trademarks that they had previously suffered.

The role of brands in the lifestyle area

In the world of fashion and lifestyle, brand identity plays a crucial role. Women are often very brand -conscious and make buying decisions based on origin, quality and the style of clothing. Well -known luxury brands such as Gucci, Prada and Chanel offer high quality and exclusive design, but at high prices. The popularity of brands such as Zara and H&M also shows that modern and cheaper offers are also in demand on the market.

Attention to Paltrow and Meghan is not only a look at two strong women who work in the same industry, but also on the changes and challenges that they have to meet in the fast -moving world of lifestyle. Both personalities show how important support and community is among women while exploring new creative paths and developing their brands.