Ever since the public first realised that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were very much a thing, it’s been well documented that the American actress’ style is rather different from that of her royal soon-to-be sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.
The 36-year-old Suits star’s style has traditionally been more ‘chilling in a California cafe’ than ‘ready to rule the Commonwealth’.
But since news of their engagement, it’s been noticed that Meghan has slightly upped the ‘royal-ness’ of her outfits. (If a AU$97,000 engagement dress doesn’t scream PRINCESS we don’t know what does).
It’s rumoured the actress was even forced to give up – gasp – displaying her knees or thighs when things with Harry started to get serious. Apparently, knees are just not becoming of a royal.
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Cut-off shorts and mini skirts aside, it’s safe to say that Meghan has maintained her own unique sense of style: she even wore ripped jeans the first time she and Harry stepped out together in public.
What. A. Boss.
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Wearing a non-designer top is a "style trick"?
And she "pinched" it from Kate?
Actually Kate nicked it from me. I’ve been doing it forever.
Meghan stole my messy bun look also.
I know saying this might be pointless, but can we just please not start with the comparisons between Kate and Meghan? I realise it’s inevitable to an extent, but here at least, on a site that claims to be feminist and empowering for women, can we do away with the tired old trope that everything women do is a competition? Lots of people mix high end clothing with less expensive items, Kate might be well known for it, but she didn’t invent the concept. Please, let’s nip this in the bud now.