Meghan's Oprah Interview Outfit Named 'Dress Of The Year'
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The black Armani dress that Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, wore for her and Prince Harry's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey has gone down in history as Fashion Museum's 'Dress Of The Year'. Every year since 1963, UK's Fashion Museum, in Bath, has chosen a dress or outfit that embodies novel ideas in contemporary fashion. For the year 2021, this honour has gone to the black and white silk georgette dress that Meghan wore for her two-hour interview with Oprah, in which she and her husband opened up about their decision to step back as working members of the royal family and made a number of startling revelations.
The Fashion Museum described the interview as one of the "defining pop-cultural moments of 2021."
"It's well known that members of the Royal family often use outfits to send a message through their choice of style, colour or motif," the museum said on its website. Meghan's dress featured a lotus - a flower that symbolises rebirth and self-regeneration and is known for flourishing even in challenging conditions.
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