Meghan Markle, who recently stirred buzz on X for allegedly copying Angelina Jolie’s style over 20 times, is once again under the spotlight—this time for her “tragic” choice of trousers during an appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show.
In a surprise visit to the NYC-based talk show on Wednesday, the Duchess of Sussex opted for a sleeveless ivory cashmere crewneck sweater from J.Crew, styled with high-waisted wide-leg trousers.
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Meghan Markle Wears The Baggiest Trousers
The mother of two finished the outfit with nude pumps, but despite the polished look, it drew mixed reactions online.
Many fans took issue with the dramatically oversized trousers.
"They look beyond ridiculous on her. And with pointy-toe high heels."
"There is no reason for her to wear pants that big."
"Her fashion is a tragic mess most of the time."
"Markle is always gonna miss the mark ;)"
"She'll wear even the most atrocious outfits as long as they're expensive."
"She has no style."
"Those are awful."
Meghan Markle Rocks A Houndstooth Skirt In NYC
Fashion enthusiasts say the Duchess has been consistently missing the mark with her recent style choices.
She recently attended a performance of Gypsy on Broadway before enjoying a meal with friends in NYC. She played with patterns in a chic black-and-white ensemble, featuring a stunning houndstooth skirt from Carolina Herrera.
The long skirt, with a sleek slit, was paired with a black Amelia silk shirt from Veronica Beard. See the full look here!
However, critics were not impressed with her choice of outfit as they shared their opinions on Reddit:
"That skirt is HORRIBLE. Wearing that pattern in something that long is hideous."
"It would be better as a mini-skirt or pencil skirt. Too much pattern for a long skirt."
"The skirt is awful—she has terrible taste. unflattering."
"You don't wear houndstooth in the spring and summer."
"That skirt! Houndstooth, or herringbone patterns, are generally worn only during winter months. She can’t even get this detail right."
"That looks like a cheap tablecloth."
"It doesn’t fit her properly, and the wrong blouse with it (for her figure type) She just can’t get it right."
