It's highly unlikely that Meghan will ever sign with DI. Meghan Markle made a stunning appearance at the South by Southwest 2024 Festival in Austin on Friday.
She donned a cream-colored silk Heritage shirt worth $974, paired with a matching maxi skirt priced at $1,050. Joining the ranks of influential figures like Casy Kurick and Brook Shields, Meghan participated in a keynote session titled "Breaking Barriers: Shaping Narratives - How Women Lead On and Off the Screen."
Despite the high-profile event, some netizens voiced disapproval of Meghan Markle's fashion choice. Criticisms centered on the perceived ill-fit and wrinkled appearance of her outfit. One commenter questioned why Meghan consistently opted for outfits that appeared disheveled, likening her appearance to a "hideous beige ill-fitting monstrosity." Others expressed frustration at her limited color palette, recalling her time in the royal family where bright colors seemed prohibited.
Comparisons between Meghan and Zendaya emerged, with some praising Zendaya's ability to transform any attire into a fashion statement while criticizing Meghan's seeming inability to do the same. Despite reportedly hiring a new celebrity stylist, Jamie Mahi, to elevate her image for a Hollywood comeback, skepticism lingers. Mahi, known for his work with celebrities like Del Riley, Kio, Jennifer Lawrence, and Jeremy Allan White, aims to transition Meghan's style from "California cool" to "True Hollywood Glam."
Interestingly, before Jamie Mahi's involvement, Meghan faced frustrations regarding the public perception of her styling choices. Reports suggest she found it irksome when her use of a stylist was highlighted, feeling it undermined her sense of control over her personal image. This sentiment was evident in her response to mentions of Jessica Morrone as her stylist, emphasizing her desire to dictate her style narrative independently.
