The Princess of Wales is 'strategic' with her royal choices
- Princess Kate has looked beautiful on recent royal outings
- Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have made several statements about the Princess of Wales
- The Royal Family are often 'strategic' with their style choices
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Princess Kate "avoids attacks" on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry despite being "strategic", an expert has exclusively told GB News.
The Princess of Wales is a sartorial icon, however, she refrains from using her style choices to send "direct messages" to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Jennifer Von Walderdorff, a Sustainable Fashion Consultant said: "The royals wear looks strategically. It is part of their role to not offend the King, the institution, the country or the company that they're hosting or being hosted by.
Princess Kate wearing a blue Alexander McQueen coat on Christmas Day
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"Depending on the occasion or engagement - they will ensure they are in keeping with the environment and remain either neutral or inoffensive."
Von Walderdorff discussed how the Princess of Wales avoids "hidden agendas" with her clothing.
She explained: "But [for Kate] having a nefarious hidden agenda, this feels unlikely."
The fashion consultant opened up about Kate's tactics when it comes to choosing different colours for her clothing.
Princess Kate wearing an all-white look at her Christmas carol concert
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Von Walderdorff added: "To wear colour in support of a charity, country and celebration is 'on brand' with the royals in general.
"Kate will continue to wear strategically put-together looks, as it is simply her duty, more so now as a princess."
The Princess of Wales has been criticised by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, both in the Duke's memoir and the couple's Netflix docuseries.
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The fashion consultant believes, however, that Kate has avoided responding with direct attacks towards the Sussexes with her fashion choices.
Von Walderdorff claimed: "From my perspective, there is no direct attack on Meghan and Harry, but more so playing by the rules and [she] does that the best.
"Meghan has spoken up about how it is important not to detract from senior royals by the colour and style choices worn and [the need] to play the role perfectly. So Kate will ensure she plays by the rules and doesn't put herself in the firing line."