The outfit that Meghan Markle wore on her recent trip to a country in Africa has been the subject of criticism from a number of people. During the whole of her visit, Meghan was seen wearing outfits that were considered to be “revealing” by many individuals. The fact that she referred to Nigeria as “My country” was another factor that aroused more controversy.
The Duchess of Sussex’s three-day visit to Nigeria, during which she was accompanied by Prince Harry, was one that was distinguished by many outfit changes. Her fashion selections, which comprised a mix of high-end designers such as Carolina Herrera, Altuzarra, and Johanna Ortiz, did not sit well with many spectators. Her choices were criticized for being very expensive. According to reports, the entire amount of money spent on her touch-ups, which included new outfits and jewels, came close to reaching an astounding sum of £120,000 ($153,104).
In addition, Meghan was criticized for referring to Nigeria as her nation, which meant that she revealed that she is 43 percent Nigerian. In addition, the extravagant expenditure that the Duchess of Cambridge made on clothing and accessories was criticized for being in striking contrast to the poor condition in Nigeria, where more than 112 million people are living living below the poverty line.
A great number of royal admirers flocked to social media in order to voice their opinions over Meghan’s choice of attire while she was on tour. According to the comments of one individual, “inappropriate dress in a culture where the culture is modesty and especially to meet school children…” Another person chimed in, “That is inexcusable.” “Really don’t think that you’d see any of the Royals wearing a backless dress on a tour,” said another person, pointing out that the gowns were rather odd for someone who was a member of a royal family. Given that Nigeria is known for its conservative approach to clothing, I find it surprising that she has chosen to wear it.