It's way too casual and sloppy to be paired with that skirt. This is precisely why red carpets have dress codes, Meg, to avoid fashion disasters like this one. And let's not even get started on the bronzer situation. We know Meghan has a tendency to go overboard on the tanning to appear more mixed-race, but ditch the tanning bed. It's making you look older and, dare I say, fried. The hair was also a complete wreck—limp, fried. Meghan, pick a lane: go for a professionally quiffed look or embrace the messy beach waves. The weird in-between is not cutting it.
Look, I don't revel in critiquing style failures, but it's my job to be truthful when the sugars won't. This ensemble was a disaster—the poor fit, the wrinkles, the clash of formality levels—no bueno. At the end of the day, Meghan seems to be clinging desperately to royal relevance by playing pretend Duchess dresser. But the clothes always end up wearing her, not the other way around. Come on, girl, you're pushing 40; either get a proper stylist or embrace the casual chic. These cosplay royal outfits only draw more attention to the bad fit and styling.
Let's keep it 100—Meghan's Jamaican outfit was a miss. The sugars need to take off those rose-colored shades and get real. Even the best of us have off days with fashion—no shame, just style it better next time. Meghan wanted the world's eyes on her in Jamaica, and she succeeded, but for all the wrong reasons. Quit forcing wardrobe malfunctions and get someone who knows what they're doing to dress you.
