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\nMeghan Markle’s Spokesperson Reacts to Claims She Took $1,700 Dress from Photo Shoot (Exclusive) https:\/\/t.co\/KsbNHDwDQn<\/a><\/p>\n
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Meghan Markle\u2019s upcoming Netflix Christmas special With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration features her in a green one-shoulder Galvan gown previously worn for a 2022 Variety shoot.<\/p>\n
A fashion source tells Page Six that Markle, \u201ctook the dress from the shoot without asking,\u201d confirming rumblings that the pricey one-shoulder, emerald green Galvan \u201cUshuaia\u201d gown had disappeared from the photo shoot.<\/p>\n
The spokesperson tells PEOPLE the reports that she took the clothing without permission are “categorically false” and “highly defamatory”<\/p>\n
According to a source familiar with industry practices, it\u2019s standard for talent to retain select items from photo shoots \u2014 sometimes for security reasons, including to prevent potential resale or unauthorized auction.
In 2024, journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis claimed on Andrew Gold\u2019s \u201cHeretics\u201d podcast that Meghan took \u201ca lot of stuff\u201d after a high-profile photoshoot. \u201cWhat\u2019s shocking about hearing these kinds of alleged stories is that somebody living in a $15-million-plus mansion in Montecito, who\u2019s had $100-million deals, would care enough to take home some jewelry and clothes from a photoshoot she can afford,\u201d Grigoriadis said.<\/p>\nIn October this year, Markle was spotted in a black-and-white, tweed strapless midi dress designed by Chanel during a date night with Prince Harry at private NYC club Chez Margaux.<\/p>\n
She had previously worn the designer piece for a photoshoot in 2022 for The Cut.
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