Meg's Green With Envy! Kate Avoided 'Wardrobe Malfunction' At Wedding With The Help Of Sophie Wessex - Video

Meg's Green With Envy! Kate Avoided 'Wardrobe Malfunction' At Wedding With The Help Of Sophie Wessex

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Kate Middleton attended Princess Eugenie's wedding back in 2018, when she nearly had an awkward fashion faux-pas. A style expert spoke exclusively to Express to explain what the Princess of Wales could have done to prevent any further embarrassing moments.
Kate Middleton, 41, attended Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's nuptials in 2018, along with the rest of the Royal Family. After the wedding when the royals congregated outside St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, the Princess of Wales stood beside Sophie, Countess of Wessex.
Eugenie's wedding fell on a very windy day, and Kate's pink fuchsia dress blew up suddenly in the wind.

Both the Princess and Sophie Wessex attempted to stop it from flying any higher by placing their hands over the garment, while the two royal women shared a giggle.

Daena Borrowman, the PR, Social and Digital Marketing Manager at jewellerybox spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk to explain what dress Kate was wearing, and what she could have done to prevent any fashion faux pas.
She said: "In October 2018, Kate Middleton wore an Alexander McQueen pink structured gown to Princess Eugenie's wedding.
"Kate has shown her love for the British brand over the years, choosing to wear them to various occasions during her time as a royal."

For instance, the Princess wore a custom Sarah Burton dress from Alexander McQueen on her wedding day in 2011, and even just a few weeks ago she wore a striking red McQueen suit to launch her endeavour "Shaping Us".

Daena added: "While attending the wedding, the wind began to catch Kate’s dress, but with the help of Sophie Wessex, Kate calmly smiled at the moment."

The two royal women looked unfazed at what had happened, implying that is quite normal for these events to occur on royal outings.
Daena explained: "According to royal insiders, it is common for royal women to have small weights sewn into the hems of their skirts and coats to avoid wardrobe malfunctions and allow them to fit perfectly.


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