Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex

[puresoul]

Invictus Games, Day 2, 4/16/22

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[puresoul]

Invictus Games Opening Ceremony, 4/16/22

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[puresoul]

Invictus Games, 4/17/22​

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[Guccinerd]

Meghan Markle in art, something different

 

[puresoul]

Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral, 6/2/22​

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[SophiaVB]

She has a very square body shape and sometimes pants look very odd on her... like that family guy meme of the woman with no waist. The vintage hourglass silhouettes are flattering. Definitely the prettiest member of the royal family...

 

[Benn98]

Meh, very generic. All that ivory won't make her pure.

 

[Frederic01]

DIOR

 

[HeatherAnne]

Too literal with the Aubrey Hepburn look, and her over-animated expressions were nauseating, was glad we didn't see much of these two this weekend. You can't have your cake and eat it too, sunshines.

 

[Drusilla_]

She has really nice accessories and I respect her taste in liking streamlined business-chic/formal stuff..... but her clothes always look ill-fitting, even her wedding dress did. It's kind of a shame because she's a beautiful woman and could make a really good case for that style but it just always looks off.

 

[kissmesweet]

I thought Meghan looked alright to be honest, and the most important thing is that she seemed happy.

 

[tigerrouge]

but her clothes always look ill-fitting, even her wedding dress did. It's kind of a shame because she's a beautiful woman and could make a really good case for that style but it just always looks off.

And there's no real reason for it - we all get set in our ways, but when you come into having access to money and connections, just take advice and let people guide you towards what looks good. Let them do the work, and you do the wearing.

She has a square torso but she also seems short-waisted, so the traditional advice of resorting to belted garments won't always work that well, she needs to look to new shapes and proportions beyond that, in order to look her best.

 

[Yohji]

I don't understand the comment about her smiling. If she looked miserable, people would complain that she didn't want to be there.

 

[puresoul]

Visited a non-profit as a 'guest coach', supporting girls and non-binary children in the Netherlands back in April

full outfit picture:

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[kissmesweet]

Thanks for sharing, @puresoul! Thanks for sharing.

 

[puresoul]

Meghan Markle was cheering her husband on from the sidelines of the polo field, 6/17/22

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[Guccinerd]

I thought Meghan looked alright to be honest, and the most important thing is that she seemed happy.

Yes, I supposed it was a bit awkward and embarrassing because she knew everyone would be scrutinizing them to the most insane level. Like every twitch, every nod, every yawn, everything analyzed for proof of something.

 

[kissmesweet]

Yep, I literally have no feelings about Meghan as a performer/entertainer. That said, she's been dragged through the mud by the media for various reasons, and I don't think that's fair. For the most part, she seems like a nice person with a good heart. So, it makes me happy to see her (and her family) happy.

 

[HeatherAnne]

What y'all see as her appearing "happy" I see as forced and slightly maniacal looking.

I use to be quiet the fan of her, found her intelligent and beautiful, but she's so transparently out for herself and fake that I can't stomach her anymore.

I do like the double-denim look at the polo match, effortlessly chic.

 

[Yohji]

What y'all see as her appearing "happy" I see as forced and slightly maniacal looking.

I use to be quiet the fan of her, found her intelligent and beautiful, but she's so transparently out for herself and fake that I can't stomach her anymore.

I do like the double-denim look at the polo match, effortlessly chic.

It's no different to any other Royal or celebrity. Some are just better are hiding it, lol.