At the Platinum Jubilee, we never saw them around, but as soon as the Sussexes landed in London, Kate and Meghan’s showdown was inevitable. From their first appearance in public, it became clear to both of them that the images chosen for such an occasion were not just a matter of female vanity. Once again, it was about declaring the style queen a title that Middleton has held thanks to universal recognition for many years, including valuable advice from her stylist Natasha Archer, who has followed her every time since 2014.
The Duchess of Cambridge was not going to be overthrown from the throne and so for the greeting from the balcony of Buckingham Palace, she chose an ivory dress by Alexander McQueen, and for the ceremony in St. Paul, she chose a long-sleeved yellow midi dress signed and personalized by Emilia Wickstead. The nuance was the pastel colors so beloved by the queen, and even the jewels were a precious tribute to the royal family: a pair of pearl and diamond earrings was the same one worn by Elizabeth at the funeral of Prince Philip in 2021, and before that, Diana in 1982. For the Platinum Pageant, the choice finally fell on Stella McCartney’s signature crimson gown. Instead, Meghan Markle launched Haute Couture with an optical white look from Dior that is a bit chaste but very effective.
Kate or Megan, whose image was the most searched on the Internet for the anniversary?
According to fashion e-commerce aggregator Hussain Ul-Haq, an analyst at Lovethesales, Internet audiences rewarded the Duchess of Cambridge, who was the most popular person in the royal family in terms of style, with an increase in searches of around 400%.. If Kate had the most popular looks, then it must be admitted that Meghan defended herself well too: in her one appearance, she put everything on high fashion, and her Google searches increased by 82% during the anniversary. Overall, the event, for which a cash flow of at least £80 million from gadget sales was calculated, provided a precious image return for the entire family. Also, searches for “Royal Fashion” increased by 206% over the weekend, while searches for “Union Jack Dresses” increased by 108%, according to Lovethesales.
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Source: Elle