While her royal cousin-in-law, Princess Eugenie, enjoyed the Royal Treatment with a front-row seat, Meghan was left out in the cold, exposed as a fashion Pariah. Despite ditching her royal duties and relocating to California with Prince Harry, Meghan has been attempting a comeback in the fashion industry, particularly since securing a lucrative deal with Netflix for producing documentaries, films, and shows. However, her lavish lifestyle and publicized grievances against the royal family, showcased in interviews like the explosive Oprah Winfrey interview and the controversial DOA series, have garnered mixed reactions.
Meghan's fashion choices have fueled controversy, with accusations of being tone-deaf, hypocritical, and disrespectful. Critics point to her donning expensive outfits while advocating for sustainability and equality, as well as allegations of copying designs from other brands and designers like Emilia Wickstead, Victoria Beckham, and Gabriella Hurst. Additionally, she has faced criticism for perceived breaches of royal protocol and tradition, such as wearing black to a wedding, showing too much skin, and wearing ripped jeans
Dior, known for its elegance, sophistication, and longstanding relationship with the British Monarchy, has distanced itself from Meghan Markle and her projects. The French fashion house, founded by Christian Dior in 1946, has dressed and adorned royals and celebrities for decades, including Princess Margaret, Princess Diana, Queen Elizabeth II, and Kate Middleton. Dior has also supported various Royal Charities and initiatives.
Insiders reveal that Meghan had clashes with the Dior team during discussions about a potential collaboration. She reportedly sought full creative control and input, displaying arrogance and making unreasonable demands. Meghan allegedly insulted and offended the staff, labeling them incompetent, unprofessional, and unfashionable. She even threatened legal action and exposure if her orders were not adhered to. Shocked and appalled by her behavior, the Dior staff decided to cut ties with her and blacklist her from the Dior home show.
The decision was supported by Dior CEO Pietro Beccari, and details of Meghan's alleged abuse and alienation were leaked to the media. Consequently, Meghan Markle has been banned by Dior and seemingly shunned by the fashion world at large. Her fashion credibility and appeal have taken a hit, with Princess Eugenie emerging as a preferred and more stylish royal figure. Meghan has not only been ousted from the Dior show but also from the affection and consideration of the fashion community.
