Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has followed in the footsteps of Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, by upcycling a previously worn dress to attend a charity event. The Duchess, who is 43 years old, modified the striking red Carolina Herrera dress, which initially retailed for £4,565, to make it more daring and slinky.
To achieve this, Meghan removed the train of the dress, which features a thigh-high split, thereby showcasing her bold new look. This stylistic move not only makes the dress more striking but also highlights the Duchess's commitment to sustainability, "as it reduces the need for a new outfit." It is worth noting that this is not the first time Kate Middleton has upcycled an ensemble.
Throughout the years... the Princess of Wales has demonstrated that it is possible to wear the same gown multiple times and still look stunning. Meghan Markle's decision to follow in Kate's footsteps sends a clear message about the importance of reducing waste in the fashion industry. The information in this article was first published in "The Sun".
The dress is a red Carolina Herrera gown. It retail price is £4,565, and Meghan slightly altered it by removing excess material from the train to give it a slinkier silhouette.
But the Duchess of Sussex , 43, removed the voluminous skirt and train of the dress , which retails for more than £4.5k, to make the very daring split prominent and silhouette more slinky. The mum-of-two took a leaf from the Princess of Wales 's book at the weekend when she upcycled a striking red Carolina Herrera dress.◌◌◌◌◌◌◌
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