Meghan Markle is no stranger to breaking the royal rules.
From changing her vows at her royal wedding to Prince Harry to attending events without wearing pantyhose, the newly-appointed Duchess of Sussex is bending the royal rules one step at a time.
And now, Meghan’s done it again, attending the Queen’s official birthday celebration, Trooping the Colour, wearing a rule-breaking dress.
The 36-year-old ex-Suits actress arrived at the event in a horse-drawn carriage with her husband Prince Harry, wearing an off-the-shoulder pastel pink dress designed by Carolina Herrera.
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The Duchess of Cambridge has worn off-the shoulder dresses and Princess Diana wore many as well. In fact, even the Queen herself wore off-the shoulder (and even strapless) gowns in her younger days. The protocol can't be that strict.
Those dresses were worn in the evening, not during the day where a different dress code would be the norm.
Nope. At least a couple of Kate's were worn in the day time.
Her wedding gown had a boat neck; it wasn't an off-the-shoulder style. Wearing an off-the-shoulder outfit to this occasion does seem inappropriate; and her dress looks cheap in comparison to the others, just on account of its style.
I like it