Celebrity author Tom Bower asserts that the original Spice Girl’s decision to give the Duchess of Sussex completely clothing did not result in a sales increase in the recently released House of Beckham.
“Victoria agreed to provide a coat, dress, shoes and a bag for £6, 000 to Meghan for the Royal Family’s classic Christmas Day rally in Sandringham,” he claimed.
Meghan after attended a Westminster Abbey services wearing a custom-made pregnancy outfit, a light coat, and dress.
” Victoria’s tone even attracted Melania Trump. She wore a Victoria Beckham clothing during the government’s standard visit to London.”
However, different women were not inspired to pursue her fashion trends despite wearing the designs of two of the nation’s most famous women.
“But the economic profit was nonexistent,” Mr Bower added.
But, Ms. Markle’s support for the styles, which somewhat failed to take off at the London Fashion Week despite Harper Beckham sporting a hairstyle Anna Wintour, was not entirely in vain.
“The just victory in 2019 was a £1, 400 bag that had been displayed by Meghan,” Mr Bower said. But he added the revenue were good “prompted” by “Victoria’s Instagram picture” and not the princess.
Not just one eyebrow-raising assertion about the two people in the fresh guide was made about them.
According to Mr. Bower, Ms. Markle “deluded herself to believe that her position in the royal family placed her over Beckham in the social pecking get.”
“In Meghan’s star universe, ranking depended on wealth and fame,” Mr Bower wrote.
He claims that after “putting on airs” around Ms Beckham, Ms Markle was” offended” to know the amount of her money.
“They were invited to float on yachts, had access to private jet, and much more money. And she was shortly to be a duke,” he added.
The former Spice Girl’s accusation of leaking details about her to the media caused the two women’s relationship to end, according to the writer. It came after a report from The Sun claimed that she had given the duke beauty advice.
Mr Bower wrote: “Harry was ordered to talk to David Beckham.”
The designer refuted the claim that the leaks to the press were caused by a beautician, but the biographer argued that the culprit was most likely a conceited publicist.