Royal Easter: Kate’s Stunning Blue Dress Steals the Show, But Meghan Faces Rejection from Designer

In a recent turn of events, Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, made heads turn at the Royal Easter celebration as she donned a striking blue dress by the renowned designer Airedem Extremely Bold.

Her elegant and poised appearance garnered admiration from many, but it seems that Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, did not share the same sentiment.

Reports reveal that Meghan had approached the same designer for a custom-made outfit to be worn at an upcoming coronation, only to be met with refusal on the grounds that she didn't deserve it.

On Easter Sunday, Princess Kate, accompanied by her husband Prince William and their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, attended the Easter matins service at St George's Chapel in Windsor.

The 41-year-old Royal looked radiant in a figure-skimming coat dress from one of her favorite designers, Catherine Walker.

The sapphire hue of the dress perfectly complemented the spring sunshine, while her chocolate-brown tresses were styled in elegant tumbling curls.

To complete her look, she adorned herself with a stunning pair of sapphire and pearl drop earrings, along with her iconic diamond and sapphire engagement ring, previously owned by Princess Diana.

However, it was Princess Kate's daring scarlet manicure that caught everyone's attention.

Royal etiquette dictates that bright or fake nails are not appropriate for public appearances, but the Duchess decided to push the boundaries with her bold choice.

This departure from tradition surprised many, as Kate is known for adhering to the rules and regulations of the Royal family.

Princess Charlotte, following in her mother's fashionable footsteps, looked adorable in a smart floral dress from Rachel Riley, paired with pastel blue tights.

Meanwhile, both Prince George and Prince Louis looked equally smart in matching navy suit jackets.

Interestingly, this is not the first time Princess Kate has worn the eye-catching cobalt number.

Last year, as the Duchess of Cambridge, she sported the brilliant blue ensemble at the Commonwealth Day service alongside Prince William.

Delving into the intriguing world of Royal fashion, it's revealed that long before the public feud between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton, the two were already at odds over couture.

A recent report sheds light on a rift caused by London designer Ed M. Moraleoglu back in 2017.

Meghan, an actress and fashion blogger at the time, found herself suddenly unwelcome at one of her favorite labels due to Middleton's VIP access arrangement with the designer.

This incident, not included in Prince Harry's memoir, highlights the existence of a family fashion hierarchy within the Royal circle.

Ed M. Moraleoglu's label gained recognition for its romantic floral prints and elegantly understated sequined dresses.

Middleton had been a loyal patron, frequently showcasing the designer's creations during various royal engagements.

Markle, too, had previously donned his designs while working on the television series Suits in Canada.

The Telegraph reports that Markle even wore one of Moraleoglu's dresses during an appearance on The Today Show in 2016, and later re-wore it for a Christmas lunch with the late Queen in 2018.

Despite Meghan's growing affinity for the designer, Middleton, already a client, continued to receive priority, leaving Markle feeling sidelined.

The paper reveals that both Duchesses favored the designer's figure-fitting floral dresses, with Meghan even wearing them during her pregnancies with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

The clash over couture sheds light on the intricate dynamics within the Royal family, where fashion choices can become a source of tension.

As the world eagerly watches the Royal fashion scene, it remains to be seen how these sartorial choices will continue to shape the relationship between Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle.