Meghan Markle’s acting career might have peaked with “Suits,” but she’s besting A-Listers with her new wine. In a blind taste test, Markle’s As Ever rosé beat out pink vinos from Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Cameron Diaz, Sarah Jessica Parker and Jon and Jesse Bon Jovi.

Quality rosés are often available between $15 and $20, and bottles ranging from $20 and $40 are often considered “premium rosés.” At $36, Garten's favorite rosé is a reasonable little luxury that can make a standard Tuesday night feel a little more like summer vacation.

These bottles from brands including Château Sainte Marguerite, Wölffer Estate and Miraval are favorites to sip poolside or tote on a picnic

Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand As Ever released its debut alcohol product, a rosé, on July 1. Here are my honest thoughts of the pour, which the brand teased is the first of many other alcohol offerings to come.

BLACKPINK member Rosé's recent story, mentioning Bruno Mars alongside PSY's performance, drew backlash online.

Rosé and PUMA have come together for a highly anticipated collaboration, introducing two reimagined silhouettes: the PUMA Speedcat Premium and Speedcat Ballet SD. Dubbed the ROSIE collection, the release celebrates Rosé’s latest album and her continued partnership with PUMA — but this time, with her personal design touch at the forefront.

Rosé scored the highest Billboard debut of the year for a K-pop female soloist with On My Mind. Meanwhile, BLACKPINK drops JUMP and continues their world tour.

For my rosé nails, I opted for The Gel Bottle’s Rosy BIAB, a sheer pink tone that nods to jammy Zinfandels and sweet Moscatos. Yet, while The Gel Bottle are leading the trend, they’re are plenty of other polish options if you want to try out rosé nails for yourself at home.