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Rules about dress codes for royal/influential women. Consequences for following and breaking the rules? Must be glamorous, striking, tasteful, never stray over boundaries of tastefulness by being unkempt, unpolished, dishevelled, inelegant. Jackie Kennedy set the bar high as First Lady. Only American designers though she loved Chanel. Royal women - only wear and promote designers of own nation. Diana, TQ, P. Margaret were ultra glamorous when young. Clothes had become too important a part of Diana's image, she was hyper-glamorous. Must not wear black, grey or white regularly. Catherine is a good example of dressing royally. Wow moments in gold dress are infrequent. Many of her clothes are high street brands rather than couture eg Zara. Posture has to be regal, no flouncing and flaunting. Smeg doesn't know how to walk, Lady C likens her walk to an exhibitionistic scrubber and this highlights that her clothes are ill-fitting.
Smeg mistakes price for class? No humility to learn. Arrogant, overbearing and believes if clothes are expensive they will be desirable. Her wardrobe cost more than any other royal in Europe and UK.
Smeg and Texas abortion laws - why does she not comment? No advantage to her. İn contrast her comments in İreland served a purpose by proving that she didn't fit in.
Omid Scabies' favouritism to Harkles re. private flights. Threw shade to Cambridges for İreland flight. No comparison in air miles and justified by security concerns for future Monarchs.
Smeg has studied Diana, in particular Lady C's book on Diana which replicates Diana's character. Has enacted scenes and emotions from the book.
Would Smeg be a good friend of Heather Mills-McCartney? Heather turned loss of leg to advantage - positive, embraced life. Once she met Paul McCartney, like Smeg, self-importance took over. Neither had personality, character, insight to cope well with being elevated. Both ambitious grifters, unappreciative of their lives.
Cambridges on cover of People versus Harkles on cover of İn Touch. Entertaining, fascinating study in folie a deux, craziness. Catherine has positive attributes of Diana - relatable, champions children, Smeg has Diana's darker traits - victim, unstable. Diana contributed to the second son complex by telling Haz he was equal to William. Haz just too young to have insight into Diana's failings and has married a woman who replicates his mother and her dark side.
Would Haz be welcomed back into TRF or by UK? Lady C says not if he has Smeg in tow. İf he divorces, yes, he would be welcomed back but not trusted. TRF very aware of public opinion. Maybe tolerated with the passage of time but not eagerly embraced.