The Princess of Wales, Catherine Middleton, made a dazzling appearance at the European premiere of Daniel Craig’s final James Bond film.

Her stunning gold dress left everyone in awe, including Daniel Craig himself, who praised her impeccable look.

The gown was truly remarkable and captured the attention of all who witnessed it.

Even Prince William couldn’t take his eyes off his wife as she radiated elegance and beauty.

However, amidst all the positive press surrounding Catherine’s dress, someone in Montecito, California seemed far from pleased.

Rumors circulated that Meghan Markle, Catherine’s sister-in-law, was unhappy with Harry’s reaction to seeing the dress and expressed her frustration loudly.

It seems that Meghan’s envy towards Catherine’s fashion triumph was evident.

In contrast to Catherine’s show-stopping gold dress, Meghan Markle recently received an award from the Miss Foundation while wearing a gold dress of her own.

However, Meghan’s dress paled in comparison to Catherine’s glamorous ensemble.

It was basic, out of season, and lacked the sophistication that Catherine effortlessly exuded.

Some even compared Meghan’s dress to something one might find as wallpaper or on a nightclub couch from the 1970s.

Not only did Meghan wear a less impressive dress, but she also sported Tom Ford heels, specifically the bronze metallic lizard print Locke high heel sandals priced at around £1,148.

To make matters worse, Meghan once again forgot to remove the price tag, suggesting she might return them after the event.

This behavior raises questions about her intentions and whether she’s using these items for personal gain.

Interestingly, Tom Ford, the renowned fashion designer, expressed his desire to dress Catherine in the past.

He recognized her figure and silhouette as ideal for any design.

Unfortunately, Catherine exclusively supports British designers, so Tom Ford’s dream remains unfulfilled.

Nevertheless, he would eagerly seize the opportunity to dress her if given the chance.

During her appearance, Meghan wore a bracelet belonging to Princess Diana, Harry’s late mother.

As she walked onto the stage to Alicia Keys’ “Girl on Fire,” Meghan’s paired-back look stood in contrast to some of the bolder styles she adopted during her time as a working royal.

World-renowned stylist Miranda Holder described Meghan’s figure-hugging Joanna Ortiz dress as giving off a Golden Goddess vibe.

She further noted that Meghan’s overall look aligned with the California cool aesthetic she has embraced since returning to her home soil.

Although Meghan looked fabulous and sophisticated, some felt that her outfit lacked the boldness of her previous royal ensembles.

Holder expressed her opinion that the less-is-more approach was evident in Meghan’s choice of barely-there Tom Ford shoes, a discreet Carolina Herrera clutch bag, and subtle gold and diamond jewelry.

Notably, Meghan wore glittering crystal hoop earrings from J.Crew and two diamond bracelets, one of which belonged to Princess Diana.

While Meghan’s look may not have been as extravagant as her previous ones, it still captivated attention and wouldn’t seem out of place on the set of the next James Bond film.

Clearly, Meghan invested in a stylist for this occasion, receiving praise from her loyal supporters, the Sussex Squad.

However, not everyone was impressed.

Some critics made sarcastic remarks, suggesting that Meghan’s fashion choices were questionable and even mocking her husband, Harry.

In conclusion, Catherine Middleton stole the show with her stunning gold dress at the James Bond premiere.

Meghan Markle’s attempt to rival her sister-in-law’s fashion triumph fell short, as her gold dress lacked the same impact and sophistication.

While Meghan’s look was still elegant, it seemed more understated compared to her previous bold choices as a working royal.

The contrasting styles of the two women highlight their individual fashion preferences and the unique paths they have chosen.