What you have missed from the Netflix trailer of Season 2 of With Love, Meghan Markle's Heritage of Style

Just so that we all know what this is all about right from the opening scenes of the Netflix trailer of season 2 With Love, Meghan. The narrative and storytelling of the Duchess of Sussex Meghan's Heritage lifestyle brand is being uncovered.

Deep Roots and Legacy:
Heritage brands are not just old; they are companies that have a rich history and a strong connection to their past.

A connection to the Duchess of Sussex Meghan's other half in Montecito? Appears to be a rendition of George Stubbs's famous racehorse painting, Whistlejacket. Considered to be one of the most important British paintings of the 18th century.

Now start the music. Yes, you get it. Old, vinyl.

The familiar scenes are there to remind us of a narrative that is already being told on social media with @Meghan and @aseverofficial Instagram accounts. I grow and pick my own in my backyard in Montecito.

Mia always knows where the cameras are in Montecito. And should I add the quality of the produce freshly picked.

This is how it all started in Montecito.

Narrative and Storytelling:
Heritage brands excel at telling their story, often using their history and traditions to create a compelling narrative that resonates with consumers.

You remember when I made those jams at home in Montecito? Gifting them to friends and neighbours.

A reminder of how it all started with the startup company As Ever formerly known as American Riviera Orchard.

Timelessness and Craftsmanship:
They often represent a sense of enduring quality and craftsmanship, suggesting that their products or services are built to last and stand the test of time.

Where is that friend with a helping hand.

Heritage of Style, design and fashion that draws inspiration from the past, incorporating traditional elements, craftsmanship, and timeless aesthetics.

But hang on, back on message. Remember that thing I started last season of the series.

Competitive Advantage:
Heritage brands can be difficult to imitate because their history and legacy are unique to them, providing a competitive advantage.

Yes, those flower sprinkles gave As Ever a competitive advantage on Google search and a viral trend. Maybe there is something else coming in this second season of the series.

A fruit or herbal infusion of loose leaf tea similar to your flower sprinkles? This alone is worth watching this second season. And there is more?

A focus on natural ingredients or remedies? You may have forgotten that the Duchess of Sussex Meghan is an investor in a startup company called Clevr blends. Who have very innovative coffee products.

Dalgona coffee? This sounds very posh. Now I am interested. Or has AI let us down here with false information.

Qamar al-Din is an apricot fruit leather used to make apricot juice. Yes, those soft notes of stone fruit.

There is an oriental theme here.

Is this a hint of As Ever product line expansion? And this scene also raises suspicion.

A helping hand from another friend and neighbour picking olives. Is that also an As Ever product line expansion?

Where have I seen that before in this very intriguing Netflix trailer of season 2 of With Love, Meghan?

Yes, the same scene with those "flower sprinkles like" dried botanicals. There seems to be quite a few hints of the coming As Ever product line expansion in this Netflix trailer.

The Duchess of Sussex Meghan is of course well versed in the power of imagery from her past career in Hollywood. There is a picture emerging of her ambition to build a heritage lifestyle brand. The Netflix trailer has been carefully assembled to tell that narrative and storytelling of her Lifestyle brand.

Lifestyle in Style, a way of life characterized by luxury, elegance,

and often wealth, encompassing aspects like fashion, home decor, and experiences.

With Love, Meghan Season 2 will debut later this month on Netflix. And given the number of the Duchess of Sussex Meghan's friends helping out here,

"Those moments are meant to be shared."

With the As Ever Napa Valley Rosé, of course.