According to Royal biographer Angela Levin, Meghan's recent fashion choice at the Variety Power of Women Gala has shed light on some of her past comments regarding the influence of royalty on her fashion decisions. Levin mentioned that Meghan had previously complained about wearing beige, claiming that the Royal Family pressured her into avoiding bright colors. This apparent hypocrisy hasn't gone unnoticed, with Meghan now attending an event in beige after her previous complaints.
Levin went on to discuss Meghan's statement at the event, where she expressed her desire to make people "feel." This statement was met with confusion, as it seemed vague and somewhat in line with what some might consider "woke" language. It left people wondering what exactly Meghan meant by wanting to make people feel.
Meanwhile, Princess Beatrice stole the show in a champagne sequin floor-length gown when she attended the event on behalf of designer Monique Lhuillier in London. She looked especially radiant in this stunning ensemble, accompanied by her stylist, Olivia Buckingham, known for advising Poppy Delevingne and Nikki Hilton. Buckingham's influence has undoubtedly transformed Beatrice into a fashion icon.
Beatrice's glamorous look was completed with champagne-colored stilettos, a gold bracelet, and earrings. Her makeup accentuated her flawless complexion, and her hair was styled in elegant, bouncy curls. Monique Lhuillier herself shared photos and videos from the evening, expressing her gratitude for the love and support she received, making it a truly special occasion.
Beatrice's outfit bore a resemblance to a gown worn by Katherine, the Princess of Wales, earlier in the year for the Royal Wedding Banquet of Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajaa of Jordan. Kate dazzled in a similar shade of pink with a gown designed by Jenny Packham. Both princesses exuded grace and sophistication in their respective dresses.
Rumors also circulated that Meghan had admired Princess Beatrice's Monique Lhuillier dress from the event. However, when Meghan allegedly sought a similar outfit for the Variety event, she was informed that Beatrice's dress was one-of-a-kind and couldn't be replicated within the given time frame. Consequently, Meghan opted for the Prenza Schoola dress.
In the midst of all this, it's worth noting that Meghan's ongoing legal battles with newspapers continue. In one lawsuit, she claims that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie do not work for the Queen, despite having titles. This response was prompted by the newspapers' assertion that Meghan holds a title but doesn't work for the Queen, even though she did when she was part of the Royal Family. Meghan's apparent jealousy over Beatrice and Eugenie having titles without active royal duties adds another layer to this ongoing saga.
