JuliannaVictoria
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It seems that the Duchess of Sussex is in Navy Blue today. Haven't got a good look at it yet.
By Clare Waight Keller or Givenchy?Dress by Claire Waight Keller, hat by Noel Stewart
That's interesting, thanks!So far all I've seen is Claire Waight Keller listed.
LaRae
It is lovely to see Meghan back. I don't mind the hat. She doesn't usually go for big hats. Also, I don't think she likes to stand out colour-wise at these things and some of the other royals aren't wearing pastel outfits, either.
That hat is extremely unflattering, I've liked some of her previous beret-type hats much better. It's hard to give any opinion on the dress, perhaps the balcony pictures will give some additional detail. In any case, it's nice to see her again!
It is lovely to see Meghan back. I don't mind the hat. She doesn't usually go for big hats. Also, I don't think she likes to stand out colour-wise at these things and some of the other royals aren't wearing pastel outfits, either.
Yeah the dress is okay...basic shift style I think..but Archie is only a month old. Not going to really be critical about the choice. The hat is not my favorite.
LaRae
Catherine was a month and a month and half post birth the year Charlotte and Louis were born, and she was able to find suitable properly fitting outfits.
This is the difference between having a stylist and seamstress to.. not having one.
A good stylist would have found a dress to fit Meghan new body measurements. A good seamstress would have made sure that dress fitted well.
So I don’t accept the: had a baby last month as an excuse.
Catherine was a month and a month and half post birth the year Charlotte and Louis were born, and she was able to find suitable properly fitting outfits.
This is the difference between having a stylist and seamstress to.. not having one.
A good stylist would have found a dress to fit Meghan new body measurements. A good seamstress would have made sure that dress fitted well.
So I don’t accept the: had a baby last month as an excuse. Not for a woman with Meghan’s financial resources!!- as she has demonstrated today with a new (bespoke?) Givenchy.
How can one spend thousands on an outfit and not have it fit properly?!
Of course ignoring the fact that the Australian brands she wore were, shocker here, during her tour of Australia. Pretty common event for royals
If we stop being Ignorant of the fact that they represent the queen's realms and not simply the UK, that number goes way up as we can include the Canadian and Australian designers in those numbers.
Or the fact that designers don't design only in their country. Supporting British designers in the global market, like her wedding dress, is part of that as well
Crazy I know, to think people actually think outside of the borders of the four GB realms.
But certainly the DM has a point. Royal women like Sophie and Kate would never be caught dead in foreign labels like Givenchy or Prada, Dior, Channel......oh wait.....
However Charlotte and Louis were her second and third children respectively and Catherine would have already been through the post partum stage before. She would have had a better understanding of her body's changes from pregnancy and nursing so ordering outfits for occasions like Trooping of the Color and Harry's wedding would have been a little easier.Catherine was a month and a month and half post birth the year Charlotte and Louis were born, and she was able to find suitable properly fitting outfits.
This is the difference between having a stylist and seamstress to.. not having one.
A good stylist would have found a dress to fit Meghan new body measurements. A good seamstress would have made sure that dress fitted well.
So I don’t accept the: had a baby last month as an excuse. Not for a woman with Meghan’s financial resources!!- as she has demonstrated today with a new (bespoke?) Givenchy.
How can one spend thousands on an outfit and not have it fit properly?!
Btw, I think Brits seem to be far less supportive of their designers working abroad.
Wow, that is quite a statement to make.