![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/the-real-reason-why-meghan-markle-always-goes-for-a-sad-beige-look/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/newspress-collage-23368165-1691315396063.jpg&description=MARKED CHOICE Published : 10:53, 6 Aug 2023 Updated : 10:53, 6 Aug 2023 MEGHAN Markle has made her love of beige no secret over the years, often opting for the shade for high profile events such as her first Christmas at Sandringham or most recently for their first official appearance together since May. Joined by the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess opted for a camel coloured co-ord in the form of a £145 sleeveless turtleneck top and £165 tube skirt by Malibu-based label Bleusal in the video to support the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund. 5 Meghan Markle opted for her favourite colour as she and Harry made their first public appearance since May Credit: Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund 5 Beige has been part of Meg's fashion repertoire having worn it to her first Christmas in Sandringham Credit: Getty Images - Getty 5 She was spotted wearing the same shade at Canada House in January 2020 Credit: Splash News The neutral tones, which have recently been branded 'sad beige' on social media, have become something of a go-to for the mum-of-two, something she claims was an attempt to 'blend in' with the royal family. In the Sussex's 2022 Netflix documentary, she said: 'When I was in the UK I rarely wore colour. Meghan said: "I wore a lot of muted tones... I also wore it so I could just blend in." And she added: "I'm not trying to stand out here. I don't want to embarrass the family." However, according to Bethan Holt, Fashion Director of The Telegraph , there is another reason Meghan might be reaching for 'sad beige.' Holt remarks that, having moved to California, Meghan would surely be free to wear whatever colour of her choosing and yet beige remains the order of the day as a marker of her celebrity status. Writing for The Telegraph , she explains, 'Where beige was once a tool for Meghan to blend in, it's now a hallmark of her alignment with the 0.01 per cent. 'Beige speaks of private jets, dry cleaners and generally never having to do anything that could risk){kind=link}
MEGHAN Markle has made her love of beige no secret over the years, often opting for the shade for high profile events such as her first Christmas at Sandringham or most recently for their first official appearance together since May.
Joined by the Duke of Sussex, the Duchess opted for a camel coloured co-ord in the form of a £145 sleeveless turtleneck top and £165 tube skirt by Malibu-based label Bleusal in the video to support the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund.
The neutral tones, which have recently been branded ‘sad beige’ on social media, have become something of a go-to for the mum-of-two, something she claims was an attempt to ‘blend in’ with the royal family.
In the Sussex’s 2022 Netflix documentary, she said: “When I was in the UK I rarely wore colour.
Meghan said: “I wore a lot of muted tones… I also wore it so I could just blend in.”