Meghan Markle is opening up about her time as a working royal in “Harry & Meghan” documentaries on Netflix. Among many disclosure In the first three episodes, which premiere on December 8, the Duchess of Sussex shares her experience dressing for formal events – a process she finds challenging. To appease her family and stick to the traditional royal dress code, the former “Suits” actress found herself wearing a neutral palette of camel, beige and white.
“Most of the time I’m in the UK, I rarely wear colored things,” she revealed in episode three of the series. “There’s thought in it.” Markle says she’s trying to avoid breaking convention and offending anyone with her color choice. “To my knowledge you can never wear the same color as the Queen. [Queen Elizabeth II] if there’s a group event, but you shouldn’t wear the same color as one of the other senior members of the family either,” she said, possibly referring to royals like Kate Middleton or Queen Camilla Parker Bowles.
With a limited scope of work, the mother-of-two switched to neutral outfits to avoid attracting attention to herself. “So I thought, ‘Well, what color would they probably never wear?’ Camel, beige, white So I wear a lot of muted tones, but it’s also a way for me to blend in. I’m not trying to stand out here. There is no version of me joining. I joined this family and I don’t do everything I can. I don’t want to embarrass the family.” Markle mostly wore neutrals throughout her tenure, even opting for a beige jacket and brown accessories at a holiday event: the Christmas Day Mass at St Mary Magdalene’s Church in 2017.
Of course, as she neared the end of her royal stint, fans saw Markle embrace the bold color with a new-found sense of confidence and optimism. In her final public appearance before stepping down as a senior member of the royal family in 2020, she celebrated Commonwealth Day in a hooded gown. green dress by Emilia Wickstead with a suitable enchanter. And when she returned to the red carpet after giving up her role, she did so Carolina Herrera’s scarlet dress.
The first episodes of the “Harry & Meghan” documentary series included several other fashion moments, including mentions affection Couple wear to celebrate their engagement. The final three episodes will premiere on Netflix on December 15.
