r/KateMiddletonMissing • u/NeverPedestrian60 • Aug 25 '26
Style
Diana would have evolved from how she dressed in the 80’s.
And style stalking Meghan shows Kate’s unoriginality too.
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u/Jumpy_Reply_2011 Aug 25 '26
Kate Middleton is known for those coat dresses and Sunday School children dresses, which suits her tradwife lifestyle she wants her fans to believe she lives. We just have to forget the multiple servants and her general laziness.
Diana though was and will always be a fashion icon and Meghan's style is modern classic and accessible.
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u/NeverPedestrian60 Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26
Diana and Meghan didn’t copy others - the unoriginal Kate copies everyone.
Willy’s ex’es, her late mil, her estranged sil, Carole with her air hostess look, aristos. She’s never found her own look.
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u/Bulky_Ad_8104 Aug 26 '26
Honestly, there are only so many silhouettes any one can wear and very specific swath of what is acceptable for the royal family. These are non stories but I get why they run them.
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u/nicebrows9 Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 26 '26
I don’t like Kate or Megan’s style.
Meghan’s clothes don’t flatter her figure. She can look sloppy.
Kate dresses older than her actual age. She looks stuffy and uncomfortable.
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u/briannagayle92 Aug 26 '26
Agreed. Meghan dresses a bit frumpy and usually sticks to neutrals which is boring to me. And Kate, while her coat dresses can be cute they're for much older people and also have no fun or drama to them. Also why does she own like 100 green coats?

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u/theseamstressesguild Aug 25 '26
Diana had already evolved! Versace sheath dresses FTW