At the annual Christmas Carol service on Dec. 8, Princess Kate made a striking statement in an all-white ensemble, seemingly extending an olive branch to her sister-in-law.
Fashion editor Amber Graafland, dissecting the choice, suggested that beyond the festive appropriateness, the chic boucle outfit might hold intentional significance. Graafland explained to Fabulous that this could be Princess Kate's way of expressing her feelings to Meghan, especially considering recent allegations.
Meghan's close pal, Omid Scobie, had implicated Kate as one of the two senior royals accused of alleged racism toward Prince Archie before his birth. Graafland noted that white, in this context, symbolizes purity, innocence, and neutrality — signifying new beginnings and a clean slate, offering solace during times of stress.
Regardless of Princess Kate's true emotions, Graafland emphasized that the message was unmistakably clear.
“Now let that be the end of the matter,” she added.
Amber also highlighted the royal family's challenge in responding directly to such allegations publicly, prompting them to resort to conveying messages subtly through their clothing.
