During the closing ceremony, Meghan is expected to take the stage. This has led to questions about her Invictus wardrobe this year. Last year, she spent over £500,000 on outfits that received mixed reviews. Some are concerned that the money could have been better used to support veterans.
This year, Meghan has reportedly ordered a red bustier minidress, a Mugga de Bertram crochet gown, inspired by Olivia Rodrigo's style. However, there is skepticism among veterans about her choice. Some believe that wearing a sexy outfit in an attempt to draw attention may not be suitable for a veterans' ceremony. The color red, associated with blood, is considered particularly inappropriate for such an event.
Critics argue that Meghan should opt for a more respectful and modest attire, like an Invictus t-shirt and jeans, instead of overshadowing the games with her choice of outfit. Many are questioning why she has been chosen to close the ceremony when she has no direct ties to veterans.
Some veterans are upset, feeling that Meghan is using her royal titles to gain favor with Hollywood elites and advance her career, and that her intentions to reconcile with the royal family are unrealistic. They argue that she had always intended to return to California, where her success in Hollywood awaited. According to them, Meghan's guest list at her wedding to Prince Harry, which included her Hollywood contacts like Oprah Winfrey and George Clooney while excluding many of her friends, reflected her career-focused ambitions.
Meghan Markle's attire choice for the Invictus Games has sparked controversy and renewed discussions about her intentions and her role within the royal family.
