Meghan Markle is reportedly teaming up with celebrity stylist Jamie Mahi for a wardrobe overhaul, according to a scoop by Lauren Sherman in a prominent fashion industry newsletter.
Sherman unveiled that Meghan, during her time as a senior royal, refrained from hiring a stylist, though her friend Jessica Morron lent occasional advice. Since her transition to California's sunny shores, Meghan has favored a blend of understated luxury, opting for cashmere sweaters and tailored coats paired with denim.
However, her current locale, Montecito, leans towards relaxed linen ensembles rather than the fitted Roland Murray dresses she once sported.
Rumors swirl of a potential career relaunch, with Mahi—known for styling A-listers like Adele, Jennifer Lawrence, and Riley K—poised to elevate Meghan's style to true Hollywood glamour. Yet, recent fashion faux pas, such as a crumpled Dior blouse in a photograph at the Lil'wat Cultural Center, Whistler, leave enthusiasts scratching their heads.
Despite meticulously photoshopped faces, the neglect of attire raises questions about Meghan's fashion choices and allegiance to Dior.
Dismissing speculations, Dior refutes any impending deal with Meghan, stressing no recent contact or negotiations. Allegations of a possible collaboration were attributed to Meghan's PR strategy to mitigate negative publicity surrounding her and Prince Harry's estrangement from the British royal family and their Spotify departure.
While Dior occasionally dressed Meghan during her royal tenure, the fashion house opted for another newcomer, Meg Bellamy, who portrays a young Princess Catherine in the hit series "The Crown." Bellamy's rise highlights the industry's inclination towards Meghan's on-screen counterpart, Kate Middleton, leaving Meghan's fashion choices under scrutiny.
Critics lament Meghan's mismatched blacks and wrinkled attire, doubting Dior's transformative potential on her wardrobe. Speculation now turns to Rihanna as a potential Dior ambassador, leaving Meghan still without a coveted deal.
