Fashion Designers Sever Ties with Meghan, No Dress for Invictus Game Ceremony

Fashion designers have cut ties with Meghan Markle, refusing to provide her with a dress for the upcoming Invictus Games ceremony.

Magda de Vautrem, a renowned brand, has cancelled Meghan's order for a striking red crotchet gown, raising speculations about her intentions to outshine others.

This news comes as Meghan and Prince Harry are set to make their first joint public appearance since a widely-publicized car chase involving New York paparazzi.

The couple is scheduled to attend the Invictus Games in September, with Meghan expected to grace the stage during the event's closing ceremony.

Concerns have been raised about Meghan's wardrobe choices for this year's Invictus Games.

Last year, she spent over £500,000 on her outfits, receiving mixed reviews.

Critics argue that the significant amount of money she allocated to designer attire could have been better directed towards supporting veterans.

Sources reveal that Meghan had ordered a striking red crotchet gown from the Magda de Vautrem brand, hoping to emulate Lily Allen's style.

However, the brand rejected the order due to recent controversies surrounding Meghan.

If Meghan were to acquire the dress, it is anticipated that her choice would be met with disapproval from the event's attendees, given her past attempts to draw attention with controversial outfits.

The color of the dress is deemed inappropriate for the occasion, and critics argue that Meghan often fails to select outfits that flatter her physique or suit the context.

Instead, she tends to opt for high-priced couture pieces that don't always complement her.

A stylist had recommended that Meghan wear Invictus-themed attire, such as t-shirts and jeans, for most of the time, reserving only one new outfit for formal occasions.

However, Meghan's desire to stand out and her distinct fashion choices have set her apart from other royal women.

This follows a recent comment from a royal fashion expert who found Meghan's habit of wearing coats in warm weather peculiar.

Miranda Holder, the fashion expert, expressed her bewilderment at Meghan's fondness for Max Mara coats during warmer seasons.

While style might play a part, it is worth noting that Meghan often appears overdressed both literally and symbolically.

Holder acknowledged that Meghan might have required specific clothing for certain trips, but she criticized Meghan's reluctance to listen to stylist's advice, resulting in unfortunate fashion choices.

Additionally, Holder mentioned that Meghan's maternity wardrobe didn't suffer due to financial constraints, as she had an allowance, but rather due to her preference for expensive items that didn't flatter her appearance.

In comparison, other royal women like Catherine, Camilla, and Sophie possess extensive wardrobes managed by staff who coordinate outfits and accessories.

Meghan's approach to fashion is seen as less organized and more self-driven.

Critics point to instances like her wearing winter attire in warm weather, suggesting potential underlying issues.

Some also find her clothing choices unsuitable for her role, leading to tensions even within the royal family.

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