Sunday night time is principally the Tremendous Bowl for Royal followers. It’s when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s interview with Oprah airs, an occasion that’s positive to shake issues up. When the primary clip aired earlier this week, it was truly Meghan Markle’s eyeliner that resembles Princess Diana’s that has everybody speaking. In a 1995 BBC Panorama interview, Diana wore daring black eyeliner and we’ve to say, Markle’s seems quite a bit prefer it.
The Duchess normally retains her make-up fairly understated for public appearances, which is one cause this look caught a lot consideration. She’s sporting black kohl eyeliner alongside your entire waterline, one thing we haven’t seen her do. The identical black shade is on the higher lashline, making her entire vibe extra dramatic. In fact, she seems stunning however she all the time does.
It’s both a not-so-subtle nod to Princess Diana or completely a coincidence. She is additionally sporting Diana’s diamond tennis bracelet so perhaps followers are onto one thing.
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It’s protected to say the Palace is just not blissful about Markle talking her reality throughout this interview. “I don’t know the way they might count on in any case of this time, we’d nonetheless simply be silent if there’s an energetic position that the agency is enjoying in perpetuating falsehoods about us,” she says to Oprah. Markle and Prince Harry are taking management over their very own narrative on this interview, which is what Diana additionally did in 1995.
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Not solely is it attainable that the Duchess of Sussex is giving a nod to Diana’s explosive interview, however she additionally could possibly be beginning a significant 2021 pattern. It hasn’t been for the reason that late ’90s we’ve seen such darkish eyeliner fulling lining the eyes. This simply would possibly significantly take off. In actual fact, you may need some images from center faculty the place you tried to recreate the look. (Simply me?)
Watch your entire Oprah With Meghan and Harry: A CBS Primetime Particular on Sunday, March 7.