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While Duchess Meghan's fashion journey has been mostly applauded, these moments serve as reminders that even royalty can occasionally miss the mark when it comes to style.
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January 16, 2019 - Birkenhead:
In an ill-fitting purple Babaton by Aritzia dress, Duchess Meghan's outfit failed to flatter her figure, drawing criticism for its awkward proportions.
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July 10, 2019 - Wimbledon:
Opting for a casual denim jeans and a white blazer by L'Agence, Meghan's off-the-shoulder look stirred controversy for its departure from traditional royal attire, deemed too informal for the occasion.
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January 14, 2019 - Cirque du Soleil Premiere:
Duchess Meghan donned a sequined Roland Mouret gown that drew mixed reactions. While some praised the shimmering elegance, others criticized the excessive embellishments and overwhelming silhouette, arguing it detracted from her natural beauty. Additionally, Meghan faced scrutiny for painting her toes with black polish, a departure from the traditional nude or light colors often preferred by royals.
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July 11, 2018 - Dublin:
Getting the right size bra can often be tricky and during a trip to Dublin in July 2018 Meghan was having a bad bra day.
Wearing a chic grey Roland Mouret dress with a boat neckline, Meg’s strapless bra cinched in a little snugly, making it visible through the dress.
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October 31, 2018 - New Zealand:
On the final day of the New Zealand tour, Duchess Meghan faced a wardrobe surprise that caught many by surprise. Opting for a pleated skirt by Givenchy, the ensemble proved to be a bit more revealing than anticipated. However, Meghan's choice of wearing a pair of rather large knickers underneath spared her from any further embarrassment. With sheer fashion becoming increasingly popular, perhaps Meghan was simply ahead of the trend curve.
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November 10, 2021 - Salute To Freedom Gala :
With excess fabric around her ribs, it also appeared as though she was cinched in too tightly around the back. Despite being one of fashion's most influential celebrities, and having a full glam squad at her beck and call, sometimes even Meghan misses the mark-le.
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August 29, 2018 - Victoria Palace Theatre:
During an outing to attend a performance of 'Hamilton' at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London, Meghan and Harry made a stylish entrance. Meghan opted for a tuxedo dress from Judith & Charles, which ended above the knee. While such a choice may seem ordinary for most, the internet couldn't help but take notice of the shorter hemline. It stood out as a departure from the midi-length dresses and skirts (often paired with stockings) that are more typical of royal fashion.
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June 9, 2018 - Trooping the Colour:
Who can forget the iconic moment when Markle donned the custom-made pale-pink, off-the-shoulder outfit by Carolina Herrera for Trooping the Colour? As a newly married duchess, this event marked one of her first major public appearances after her wedding. However, the wide neckline of her attire stirred shock among observers, as it appeared to deviate from traditional royal wardrobe protocol.
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July 14, 2019 - 'The Lion King' premiere
During the London premiere of 'The Lion King', Meghan chose a Jason Wu dress featuring a sheer mesh top. However, her fashion choice didn't escape criticism. Many noted that her bust looked squished at the top, and the straight-across neckline was deemed unflattering.
In the realm of royal fashion, Duchess Meghan has captured hearts with her elegant style choices. However, even the most fashion-forward individuals have moments that miss the mark. Let's explore some of Duchess Meghan's less-than-flattering looks through the years.
While Duchess Meghan's fashion journey has been mostly applauded, these moments serve as reminders that even royalty can occasionally miss the mark when it comes to style.