Meghan Markle’s recent appearance at a charity event has attracted public attention, but not for the praise. This time, her striking red dress choice has disappointed many royal fans.
The Duchess of Sussex attended the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles gala, where she met other famous stars such as Demi Lovato, Kaley Cuoco, Jamie Lee Curtis and Colin Hanks. Here, she wore a bright red Carolina Herrera dress that she wore in 2021. However, this time Meghan did not wear the train. The dress with a daring neckline was paired with a pair of red Aquazzura So Nude 105 heels, priced at £498.
However, Meghan Markle’s fashion sense did not receive the approval of royal fans. Most of them thought the dress was inappropriate, especially the bust area, and left negative comments on social media. One user on X wrote: “In my humble opinion, this dress should have been burned after its first appearance… not worn again.”
Another agreed: “This is the ugliest dress I’ve ever seen. And she wore it to a charity and children’s meeting.” A third commented: “I think the lack of firmness in the bust makes it worse. Should have used padding to fix it.”
A royal fan agreed: “At least add padding to the bust to fill it up, it looks quite flat.” Meanwhile, another said: “This dress has been criticized since the first time. I don’t understand why she’s wearing it again. Nothing has changed.”
“The neckline and bust are horrible. Very few women can pull this style off,” said another. However, alongside the criticism, some suggested that the colour of the dress was a great fit for Meghan.
One user commented: “With a wink, I could have that dress altered into something more flattering for her figure! All I can say is that the colour suits her.” Another wrote: “The only good thing about it is the colour.”
Another added: “Her staff probably told her she looked amazing, followed by a roar of laughter as she left the house. She’s already altered it, so why not make it fit? It’s hard to believe someone has such poor taste and style, although I love the colour.”