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5th June 2018
08:00pm BST

An expert in this subject, Willian Hanson, spoke to Harper's Bazaar about how open-toed footwear is generally frowned upon.
"Open-toed shoes are considered informal footwear and inappropriate for formal occasions".Inappropriate no less. Hanson also said that guests who attended the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were asked to wear knee-length dresses and avoid open-toed shoes but not everyone followed this stipulation. For Meghan's first appearance post-wedding, a garden party at Buckingham Palace for her father-in law's birthday, she chose a rather conservative ensemble.
This may have had something to do with the fact that it was a royal occasion and so there was a certain type of dress code.
The Queen and Meghan are due to make a joint public appearance in Chester, England next Thursday (June 14) and we can't wait to see what Meghan wears on the day!Explore more on these topics:

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