Crown Princess Victoria Teaches Meghan a Valuable Lesson in Elegantly Wearing Striped Dresses

In a recent appearance at the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund, Meghan Markle was seen sporting a hairstyle similar to that of Catherine, the Princess of Wales.

Royal enthusiasts quickly noticed the resemblance and pointed out that Meghan seemed to be channeling the late princess in her overall look.

However, it was not just her hairstyle that caught people's attention.

Meghan's choice of attire, a black and white striped dress from Australian fashion brand Posse, caused quite a stir.

Critics accused her of copying Wallis Simpson's dress, a style icon known for her impeccable fashion sense.

Some even went as far as calling Meghan “Walmart Wallis,” referencing her previous photos taken outside grocery stores.

The strapless dress she wore was heavily criticized for its unflattering design.

Interestingly, Meghan wore this striped dress at the same time Diana's black and white striped dress was up for auction, leading to speculation about whether it was a mere coincidence or a deliberate choice.

Royal fans couldn't help but draw comparisons between Meghan's dress and one previously worn by Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden at the 70th birthday celebration of Meghan Margrethe of Denmark in 2010.

The differences between the two dresses were stark.

While Princess Victoria looked stunning in her gown, Meghan's dress appeared cheap and clingy, made of polyester.

Victoria's dress had weight and gracefully skimmed her body, accentuating her waist and flaring at the bottom.

The texture of the fabric added an interesting element to the overall look.

In contrast, Meghan's ill-fitting dress failed to highlight her figure, drawing attention to her feet instead.

Her choice of shoes also received criticism, particularly for accentuating her bunions.

This was not the first time Princess Victoria outshone Meghan in the fashion department.

Earlier in June, the Swedish Crown Princess attended the Jordan Royal Wedding wearing a pink ginkgo cape designed by Sophia, one of Meghan's favorite designers.

The cape dress, featuring a long-tailed back with a deep split and covered buttons, had previously been worn by Meghan in a different color for a state dinner in Fiji.

However, the dress seemed to suit Princess Victoria far better than it did Meghan.

The Swedish royal's broad and solid shoulders carried the garment gracefully, while Meghan's lighter build caused the dress to hang loosely on her.

Additionally, Princess Victoria's choice of color and her posture further enhanced her overall appearance.

It is worth noting that Princess Victoria's fashion choices often reflect her active and healthy lifestyle, which contributes to her excellent physique.

Meghan, on the other hand, has faced criticism for her questionable color choices and reliance on extreme dieting to maintain her weight.

In conclusion, Crown Princess Victoria has once again demonstrated her impeccable sense of style, outshining Meghan Markle in both the striped dress and the pink ginkgo cape.

While Meghan may have attempted to emulate the fashion choices of iconic figures like Wallis Simpson and Princess Diana, it is clear that she still has a lot to learn when it comes to elegance and dressing with finesse.