muriel
Imperial Majesty
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Who gets to decide the appropriate ratio? ? Such apportioning scrutiny is OTT and off-base when applied to anyone.
When Meghan wore an off-the-shoulder gown at the British Fashion Awards, she was heavily criticized in some quarters and erroneously characterized in the media as 'breaking protocol.' Another royal lady, wearing her off-the-shoulder dress the other evening, was universally lauded as 'classy, angelic, elegant.' Not a word about 'breaking protocol.' Because she wasn't, but neither was Meghan. There's plenty of 'evidence' whether or not you are perceiving it.
Not really, the level of scrutiny of Meghan's clothes is not OTT, and is very much in line with that endured by Catherine and Diana.
As regards appropriate ratio, at one level, it is Joe Public that decides. But my guess is that if you worked on the 80:20 ratio, you are okay.