Then I have faded black jeans from Walmart, and a black short sleeve lacy summer sweater from the thrift store. My jewelry is a long double link silver chain wrapped around twice, also from a thrift store, and a pewter cuff bracelet with a spiral design I got in Ireland. There are black BOBS on my feet, and my hair is in a twist with a clip at the back and WISPY LOOSE STRANDS OF HAIR 
around my face. My purse is a black cross body bag from ROOTS, and my tote bag is a pretty floral print with shades of aqua, pink and baby blue. My lipstick today is PINK QUARTZ. 
Today I am wearing a cornflower blue peasant style blouse - it is crinkly material, so extra wrinkles don't matter so much, and it has a crisscross cut out detail on the shoulder so my black bra straps show through.
I look awesome and so glad nobody notices.
((((Meghan and her clothes))))
Today I am wearing a cornflower blue peasant style blouse - it is crinkly material, so extra wrinkles don't matter so much, and it has a crisscross cut out detail on the shoulder so my black bra straps show through.
I look awesome and so glad nobody notices.
((((Meghan and her clothes))))
Take me shopping!Today I am wearing a cornflower blue peasant style blouse - it is crinkly material, so extra wrinkles don't matter so much, and it has a crisscross cut out detail on the shoulder so my black bra straps show through.
I look awesome and so glad nobody notices.
((((Meghan and her clothes))))
And, of course, the British Royal Family does not represent the British Government. To the contrary, Her Majesty's Government represents her.
I'm wearing old blue jeans and my Great Expectations T-shirt from Litographs, so I can look down and read myself if I get bored.
Preach!
today, I'm wearing worn and slightly faded dark navy jeans (but without Meghan-style raggedy holes ), with a short-sleeved navy T-shirt top, and look ma, no bra, no belt, no make-up, and no jewelry, unless by chance I happen to go out today. Then I will don my gold hoop earrings and some lip gloss, sunglasses, and maybe my large green and brown marbly, quartz-like bracelet. 
Sad to say, my hair is not at it's best but whatever. I usually wrap it in a black scarf and throw on my trusty light wheat-colored straw hat with black ribbon tied in a bow around the base (somewhat reminiscent of Meghan's Panama hat, but much more tattered I must admit. ) Anyways, I'm actually thinking of getting a super-short haircut for the summer. Vanessa James-style goals! 
Ha ha, Melania used to be a model with and without her clothes, so she does have a sense of style. She usually looks good in her fashion choices. Her choice of husband is another thing entirely, but yeah we make our choices and our beds, and then we have to lie or lay in them. Or maybe belie them. Meanwhile, it looks like Trump is attempting to copy Harry's love and protectiveness toward his spouse. 
Not very believably! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amja_4JTSL0 
Why not simply laugh at the irony and the sarcasm? Moreover, there's no need to get beside ourselves re Meghan's royal sartorial choices. It's just fun watching and sharing likes and dislikes, without taking everything too seriously or personally. 
Meghan has had the advantage of feeling this way sartorially for quite some time, well before meeting Prince Harry. But now, it's been taken to a whole 'nother level. No matter the odd slightly puckered seams or fabric choice/ undergarment mishaps, there are clothes being made expressly for Meghan, to her specifications and desires as the Duchess of Sussex, Countess of Dumbarton, and Lady Kilkeel (which she would have been appropriately addressed during her Ireland tour).
Autumn Kelly Phillips!
The rest of my remarks were in general. And I include myself in my reflective critiques. Meghan is representing quite well herself, her husband and his family (which is also now her family), and every country in which she's resided: U.S., Canada, and now Great Britain.
Meghan, to her specifications and desires as the Duchess of Sussex, Countess of Dumbarton, and Lady Kilkeel (which she would have been appropriately addressed during her Ireland tour).
moment when I see both Duchesses referenced as Duchess Kate and Duchess Meghan as that is not how to address them at all - though I think that is a moniker applied by press in the USA more than anywhere else.
Actually I don't think the Duchess of Sussex would have been referred to as Lady Kilkeel while on an overseas trip to the country of Ireland as that title is for usage in Northern Ireland - which as you know is part of the United Kingdom. I suspect the official title on any overseas trip would use the primary title - that of Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Though as we all know they are still referenced by the monikers Prince Harry and Meghan by the press coverage and will be for a long while just like the Duchess of Cambridge is still - after 7 years of marriage - referred to as Kate Middleton. I do admit I have a
Nobody is referred to as Duchess First Name. It's always Duchess of Something. The daughter of a Duke (or a Marquess, or an Earl) is Lady First Name, like Diana was before her marriage, or Lady Sarah Chatto.
They're both annoying, each in its own way.
