Duchess of Sussex visits new patronage Smart Works

On January 10, the Duchess of Sussex visited her new patronage Smart Works, an organisation which provides high quality interview clothes for women who are looking for work.

During the visit, Meghan commented that one of her Oscar de la Renta bags she donated to the charity wasn’t received too well by one of the women at the charity, which is based at St. Charles’s Hospital in North Kensington.

Meghan has made several private visits to Smart Works in the past, and has worked with some of the women who have had success at work due to the charity.

Meghan’s other patronages are the National Theatre, Mayhew, and the ACU.

The Duchess meets Ruma, who was referred to @SmartWorksHQ from the @PrincesTrust ahead of her interview.

Ruma had been out of work for almost a year, but has now secured a part time role, and will be coming back to pick a set of outfits from the Dressing Room for her new job. pic.twitter.com/k4vGdBCo1d

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) January 10, 2019

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