Here’s why Meghan Markle’s trousers are always too big for her – the reason will surprise you

The style of Prince Harry’s wife continually causes controversy on the Internet.

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, has long taught her fans to closely monitor her every public appearance. The question “what is she wearing?” invariably causes a storm of discussion. And now, once again, Internet users are trying to solve the mystery of her style. Let’s try to figure out what’s special about Megan’s approach to choosing clothes.

The last time Megan impressed the public with her outfits was at a business summit in the Hamptons. White linen trousers for £360 from the Australian brand St Agni caused surprise on the Internet – the too long trousers literally dragged on the floor.

Celebrity stylist Rochelle White  explained in an interview with FEMAIL : “Wide leg trousers are all the rage right now. Not only do they perfectly highlight the waist, but they also add depth to the look. These wardrobe items can be comfortable without restricting movement.” However, she did mention that the trousers may have been on loan from the designer – which is why they cannot be adjusted to the Duchess’s height.

Meghan Markle, although she chooses a minimalist style, always manages to add a touch of chic to it. On the one hand, such a decision could seem clumsy, on the other hand, it fits into the concept of a relaxed but elegant image.

Fashion expert Georgina Ramazzotti  claims that Meghan, despite her former commitment to luxury brands such as Dior and Givenchy, now often chooses smaller and lesser-known brands. The reason for this, according to the expert, may be several factors.

“As an actress and celebrity before joining the royal family, Meghan was accustomed to a world where everything is provided at a photo shoot or event. But in the royal family such gifts and loans were strictly prohibited.” Georgina claims that now that Meghan is no longer part of the royal dynasty, she chooses clothes to her taste and takes advantage of it to the fullest.

But there is a nuance – now fashion titans like Louis Vuitton or Chanel are not eager to dress Meghan. “These designers are very sensitive to their image, and exposing their designs to ‘controversial’ personalities is like squeezing blood from a stone,” adds Ramazzotti.

But it’s not just about the brand name. Meghan Markle’s style is not just a choice of clothes, it is a whole strategy. “Megan often chooses minimalist looks that highlight her figure and create an image of “quiet” luxury,” notes the stylist. Experts call this a new trend, when wealth is emphasized not by logos and price tags, but by the quality of fabrics and cut.

At recent events, the Duchess appeared in outfits that emphasized her figure and gave her visual height. For example, at the Invictus Games tournament last year, Meghan appeared next to Prince Harry in a chocolate blouse and taupe trousers, which visually lengthened her silhouette. Rochelle White comments: “These outfits make her look taller and flatter her silhouette. She clearly knows what suits her and uses it skillfully.” Skillfully? Not sure.

Interestingly, Meghan, according to Georgina Ramazzotti, is not just blindly following trends. Her choice of maxi and oversized clothing often carries references to the old fashion style. “Large amounts of fabric, minimalism and emphasized luxury are all elements of a style that has long been followed by the richest families. Meghan channels this image through her modern outfits.”