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Critics Slam Meghan Markle’s Expensive Wardrobe During New York Trip
Meghan Markle has faced heavy criticism from critics regarding the exorbitant cost of her high-end wardrobe during her recent visit to New York with Prince Harry.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent three days in the Big Apple, engaging with global leaders and participating in a vaccine equity event held in Central Park.
However, it was Meghan's choice of attire during their visit to a school in Harlem that drew scorn from some.
In an opinion piece for the NZ Herald, journalist Daniela Elza expressed her outrage, urging readers to reflect on the situation.
Elza emphasized that this particular moment epitomized Meghan's complete departure from her previous life.
Stepping out of a black Range Rover in New York, she wore an outfit worth $10,741 to meet students from a Harlem public school where 94% of the students receive free meals.
To be more specific, Meghan opted for a cashmere coat from Italian label Loro Piana, priced at £4,288.95 ($5,840), and paired it with pants worth £1,237.45 ($1,685).
This extravagant ensemble was chosen for her meeting with children from PS 123, a school that serves 12 shelters, including seven specifically for women and children escaping domestic violence.
It was evident that Meghan didn't have any concerns about potential stains or damage to her eye-wateringly expensive clothing.
Concluding their trip to New York, Meghan and Harry took the stage at a global citizen live event in Central Park.
They addressed the crowd, emphasizing the importance of ensuring widespread access to the Covid vaccine.
Meghan Markle, aged 40, faced backlash for wearing thousands of pounds worth of clothing and jewelry throughout their three-day visit to New York last week.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their first public appearance since the birth of their daughter, Lilibet, in June.
They conducted several high-profile meetings under the banner of their non-profit organization, Archewel.
Following their visit, the couple generously donated $25,000 to the employee relief fund of soul food restaurant Melba's in South Harlem.
The fund directly supports hourly employees who were adversely affected by the pandemic.
During the global citizen live event, Meghan wore a Valentino shift dress and carried Christian Dior's Lady D light bag, which is named after Princess Diana.
She also adorned her late mother-in-law's Cartier tank watch, a precious gift given to Princess Diana on her 21st birthday.
Meghan expressed, “There is so much that we can do today to get closer to ending this pandemic, and that's why we're all here.”
When the couple took the stage, Harry energized the crowd by asking, “Are you ready to do what's necessary to end this pandemic?”
He playfully cupped his hand to his ear, pretending not to hear the resounding roars of agreement from the audience.
