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Meghan Markle Faces Backlash as Luxury Brands Distance Themselves
In a recent YouTube video, Lady C revealed that the bosses at WME (William Morris Endeavor) are reportedly furious with Meghan Markle.
Dior, one of the luxury labels associated with the Duchess, expressed their surprise and confusion over the situation.
The controversy began when Bernard Arnold, the owner of Dior, made the mistake of publicly stating his admiration for Meghan and finding her attractive.
This seemingly innocent comment had unexpected consequences for the Duchess.
Upon learning of Arnold’s remarks, Meghan took swift action.
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Sources also suggest that Netflix, the streaming giant with whom Meghan and Prince Harry have a lucrative deal, is considering severing ties with her as well.
It appears that Ari Emanuel, the CEO of Endeavor, is also displeased with Meghan’s actions.
The Duchess allegedly reached out to Dior without informing Emanuel, creating further tension within the business relationship.
Lady C, a prominent commentator, claimed that Dior showed little interest in collaborating with Meghan, unless they could secure her services at a lower cost.
However, Meghan allegedly leaked this information to the press, sabotaging any potential deal.
Lady C also suggested that Dior had reservations about partnering with the couple due to their damaged reputation.
This revelation further exacerbated Ari Emanuel’s frustration, as Meghan had seemingly outmaneuvered everyone involved.
Another journalist, Tom Bauer, confirmed in an interview that Meghan had indeed been in negotiations with Dior.
However, Dior imposed a condition that controversial statements regarding the royal family should cease.
In response, Meghan released a statement announcing her decision to refrain from discussing the royal family any further.
This move was likely motivated by her strong desire to secure a deal with Dior.
However, when the Daily Mail published a story about the negotiations, Dior faced significant backlash and promptly denied any involvement or knowledge of the discussions.
Tom Bauer also mentioned rumors surrounding the Dior negotiations that had circulated for weeks.
It is possible that Dior’s decision to dress Prince Harry for a coronation event was a test of their suitability as brand ambassadors.
Unfortunately for Meghan, it seems that Dior wants nothing to do with her.
Despite her position as a member of the royal family, Meghan has failed to establish herself as a fashion icon.
Luxury brands now view her style choices as tacky and cheap.
Critics argue that Meghan lacks fashion sense and disregards the importance of tailoring.
Even in footage from Netflix documentaries, she can be seen wearing ill-fitting clothes, such as the infamous red dress she wore to the Intrepid Awards.
Meghan’s approach to fashion involves buying expensive clothing under the assumption that they automatically suit her.
However, her fashion choices during her time as a royal were widely considered a miss.
She mistakenly believed that she was setting trends when, in reality, her style became increasingly chaotic and disconnected.
In comparison, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, has established long-standing relationships with renowned designers.
Over the years, she has worn creations by Alexander McQueen, Jenny Packham, Elie Saab, and even collaborated with Sarah Burton for her iconic Alexander McQueen wedding dress.
Meghan, on the other hand, faced criticism for her handling of Princess Charlotte’s bridesmaid dress, resulting in an uneven hemline.
Her penchant for wearing trousers that drag on the ground further highlights her disregard for tailoring.
Even before meeting Prince Harry, Meghan displayed a strong affinity for luxury brands.
According to Tom Bauer’s book Revenge, she expected hotels to provide extravagant bathrobes and slippers during her time filming commercials for Raitman.
Additionally, Meghan aspired to become the face of Ralph Lauren.
Her choice of outfits for official engagements, as well as her own wedding and networking events, demonstrated little concern for supporting the British economy.
Her wedding dress, designed by Givenchy, was from a French fashion house, and she continued to wear Dior to subsequent events despite the absence of any official brand deal.
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