Meghan Markle’s Fashion Faux Pas and Royal Drama

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry embarked on a royal tour to Australia, Fiji, Tonga, and New Zealand in 2018 when they were still working members of the royal family.

During their visit to Rotteria, New Zealand, they participated in a royal walkabout.

Meghan wore a Givenchy bespoke navy pleated skirt with a navy crew neck blouse from the same designer label.

She accessorized with navy suede Manolo Blanique BB pumps.

However, the skirt turned out to be more revealing than she had anticipated.

This is not the first time Meghan has committed a fashion mistake on a royal tour.

Previously, she was spotted with the return label on her dress when she landed in Tonga with Prince Harry.

Moreover, the tailor involved in the bridesmaids' dress drama at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding has recently broken his silence.

He said he was not surprised there were tears, as he and three staff members had to work around the clock four days before the wedding after discovering that none of the six bridesmaids' dresses made by another designer fit.

Murphy, the tailor, said that with their experience and knowledge, they could see straight away that all six dresses had to be fixed as they were not going to fit.

He added that he was not upset, but it was embarrassing for Givenchy.

He also mentioned that everything was sorted out before the wedding, and no one complained about the bridesmaids' dresses on the day.

Around the time of the wedding, Katy Perry called out Meghan's ill-fitting wedding dress.

The Daily Star also published an article where Camilla Tomini, who works for the Telegraph, spoke about Markle's alleged disdain for her sister-in-law Catherine, getting first dibs on fashion designers, and proclaiming she's not the queen.

The article suggests that Meghan does not understand the hierarchy that exists in the royal family.

Catherine will someday be Queen Consort, while Meghan will still be the Duchess of Sussex.

The piece also claims that Meghan and Catherine loved designer Erdem Moraliglou, but the Duchess of Cambridge got first dibs because of her position in the pecking order of royal wives.

Moreover, Meghan seems to think that she can get whatever she wants due to her skin tone.

However, fashion designers would instead clamber to dress the future Queen Consort over the wife of the fifth and ninth in line to the throne.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's fashion choices and alleged drama with her sister-in-law Catherine have been making headlines.

While Meghan has committed a few fashion faux pas on royal tours, the bridesmaids' dress drama was sorted out before the wedding, and no one complained about it on the day.

As for the alleged tension between Meghan and Catherine, it remains unclear if there is any truth to the rumors.

Regardless, Meghan will have to learn to navigate the royal family's hierarchy and traditions as she continues her duties as the Duchess of Sussex.