You Can Now Shop Meghan Markle's Favorite Maternity Line at Nordstrom
Meghan Markle's favorite maternity brand, HATCH, is available at Nordstrom until May 19. The line is coming to the store as part of its Pop-In @ Nordstrom series.
If you dream of dressing like a duchess, Nordstrom is making that goal a little easier to achieve—for a month, anyway.
The retailer is featuring Meghan Markle's beloved maternity brand, HATCH, as a part of its Pop-In@Nordstrom series. This means, tragically, that the line will only be available for a limited time—until May 19, to be precise. And that is, of course, assuming it doesn't sell out before the end of the pop-in, which, let's be real, it probably will. The Meghan Markle Effect is real, people.
Here are some of the most Meghan Markle-y HATCH pieces you can shop at Nordstrom right now:
The Boyfriend Shirt, $178
The Twilight Jumpsuit, $268
The Maya Dress, $298
The Jojo Jumpsuit, $188
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The Elsa Belted Shirtdress, $248
The Ina Dress, $248
The Long Sleeve Tee, $98
The Classic White Shirt, $178
The Ipek Pants, $188
The Airplane Cardigan, $378
The Noelle Jumpsuit, $288
Goodbye, money. It was nice knowing you.
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