Kate Shines in Golden Gown at James Bond Premiere, While Meghan Faces Criticism for Inappropriate Attire

The world premiere of the highly anticipated James Bond film, No Time to Die, was a star-studded event that saw the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, among the attendees.

The event was held at the Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday, September 28th, after being postponed for over a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kate Middleton stole the show with her stunning gold Jenny Packham gown, while Prince William looked dapper in a tuxedo.

The couple arrived first and were driven down the red carpet in a fleet of Range Rovers past one of the famous Aston Martin cars from the film, all while being cheered on by a packed crowd outside the historic venue.

Daniel Craig, who is playing Bond for the final time in the film, was also in attendance and looked sharp in a fuchsia pink tuxedo.

He was quick to compliment Kate on her stunning Packham gown, telling her that she looked “jolly lovely.”

Social media users were quick to praise Kate's new look, with one commenting that she looked “sensational.”

Other stars of the film, including Larsana Lynch, Una de Armas, and Lee Sedol, also looked glamorous in their respective outfits.

Larsana looked effortlessly stunning in an elaborate yellow Vivienne Westwood couture gown, while Lee dazzled in a shimmering silver number and Una opted for an elegant black dress.

Later in the evening, members of the Royal Family, including Charles, Camilla, William, and Kate, spent time with the stars of the film before taking their seats in the Royal Box.

Daniel was photographed conversing with Prince Charles and Kate, while both Charles and William chatted to Cube and star Anna with Larsana and Kate also appearing deep in conversation while Billie beamed as she spoke to the Duke of Cambridge.

The outing of Charles, Camilla, William, and Kate could herald a new era of collaboration and solidarity between the future king and his eldest son, according to royal sources.

This event marked the second time that William and Kate have attended a James Bond premiere, having previously attended the star-studded world premiere for the last Bond film, Spectre, in 2015, when they were joined by Prince Harry.

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle faced criticism for her wardrobe selection during her recent trip to New York City with Prince Harry.

The couple went to speak at Global Citizen Live and meet with UN leaders, giving fans a glimpse at her post-Royal style in the process.

Throughout their three-day stay in the Big Apple, Meghan wore fall-ready fashions from American and Italian labels like the Row and Max Mara, respectively, eschewing the British brands she once lived in.

Lady Colin Campbell, a Royal author, criticized Meghan's attire, calling it wildly inappropriate.

In her latest YouTube video, Lady Colin wrapped a fur blanket around herself and sarcastically said that it's summer and everybody knows that in summer, you need to either wear fur coats or winter coats.

She then removed the fur blanket and continued, saying that Meghan's attire was inappropriate even in England on a summer's day, let alone in New York.

Meghan appeared to have forgotten to check the weather forecast before her trip to New York, according to Lady Colin.

The Duchess wore nearly £67,000 worth of clothes and jewellery during her three-day trip to the city, which has been questioned by a number of Royal watchers.

In conclusion, the James Bond premiere was a glamorous event that saw Kate Middleton shining in her golden gown, while Meghan Markle faced criticism for her inappropriate attire during her recent trip to New York.

The event also marked a potential new era of collaboration and solidarity between the future king and his eldest son, according to royal sources.