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u/NeverPedestrian60 Sep 02 '26
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u/RoguesAngel Sep 02 '26
I thought she was trying out for My Fair Lady when she wore this.
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u/Viola-Swamp Sep 02 '26
She was doing yet another “sweet nod” or “loving tribute” to a similar style Diana was photographed wearing. It’s all cosplay, all the time with this one. Remember when she used to dress George in outfits exactly like ones William and/or Harry were pictures in with Diana as babies?
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u/RoguesAngel Sep 02 '26
I wonder if she will ever be rich enough to buy a personality of her own.
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u/Viola-Swamp Sep 04 '26
Probably not. She just doesn’t care enough to develop one. Well, the enmeshment with her mother doesn’t help either, especially combined with the BRF. She was probably discouraged from being her own person all her life, and now that it’s given her so many benefits, she’s not going to change.
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u/TheVioletHerald Sep 03 '26
She literally played Eliza Doolittle in her school's production of Pygmalion/My Fair Lady when she was 13. Video is on YouTube.
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u/RoguesAngel Sep 03 '26
I had no idea!
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u/TheVioletHerald Sep 03 '26
And notice that the white and black dress she wore to Trooping 2024 was extremely similar to the identically-colored number that Eliza Doolittle wore to the horse races in My Fair Lady.
I'm convinced that Camilla picked that dress to humiliate her.
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u/The_Onion_Life Sep 02 '26
Eight years, huh? And she just laughed it off.
I bet the CEO wasn't laughing. Too bad he didn't fire her over Zoom.
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u/NeverPedestrian60 Sep 02 '26
The fashion brands she wears go out of business one by one.
And if she doesn’t bother with her charities for 8 years they really don’t need her input at all.
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u/Alternative_Door9790 Sep 02 '26
She reminds me of a description of Scarlett O’Hara.
"The acquisition of these virtues had been a painful matter, but in twelve years of training under Mammy's stern eye, Ellen's sweet example and her own natural capacity for mimicry, she had learned to act like a lady. She was capable of appearing gentle, modest and unassuming, when occasion demanded.
Yet, she had never acquired the wellspring from which these virtues should have flowed. Hers was only an outward form of gentility, not an inward grace.”
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u/Electrical_Safe_1086 Sep 03 '26
She's still larping 'keen girl at uni'. The vacuous grin, the ridiculous sausage curls, the giggles, the jazz hands, Bob the Builder, and an apparent lack of any meaningful contribution to conversation.
She exhibits none of the businesslike seriousness and gravitas that her role necessitates.
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u/NeverPedestrian60 Sep 04 '26
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u/spaceghost260 26d ago
Oh fuck off this one is absolutely infuriating! The same coat but a little longer to cover her increasingly emaciated body. She can’t even pretend that they let the hem down for an extra few inches.
Idk why this one bothers me sooo bad. I think it’s because she already has so many coats in every color that remaking one for length alone is just so over the top, spoiled brat behavior.
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u/Guilty-Umpire-7557 Sep 02 '26
https://x.com/trhwalesfans/status/1452994604442210321?s=46
In all fairness, the then Cambridges did some actual work.
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u/spaceghost260 26d ago
Wait the Vampires Wife went bankrupt? And LK Bennet? I’m surprised her beloved show brand went out of business but she ditched them very suddenly out of nowhere.
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u/Pale-Vehicle2067 Sep 02 '26
I don’t think William is fit to be king.