gavinci put Megan on Blacklist after Kate's designer Sarah Burton named creative Chief in the ever evolving world of fashion few events can Ripple through the industry like a scandalous rumor or a high-profile decision imagine a scenario where two of the most prominent figures in the British royal family Kate Middleton and Megan Markle find themselves at the center of a fashion Feud that not only captivates public attention but also reshapes their relationships with iconic luxury brands this is the story of how gavinci the renowned French fashion house reportedly placed Megan Markle on a blacklist following a pivotal moment in Royal fashion history when Sarah Burton the creative mind behind Alexander McQueen was named the new creative Chief at gavinci but before we continue Please Subscribe and turn on the notification Bell for more updates the world of Royal fashion has always been a battleground of public perception and personal expression every outfit worn by Kate and Megan is scrutinized analyzed and celebrated or criticized by fans and fashion critics alike Kate Middleton The Duchess of Cambridge has long been hailed for her classic style and Royal Poise often Dawning pieces from British designers Megan on the other hand brought a modern twist to Royal fashion favoring a mix of contemporary and high-end International Brands the contrast in their fashion choices often evoked comparisons leading to a public fascination with what each Royal war and how it reflected their personalities and roles within the monarchy as Megan and Kate navigated their Royal duties their distinct approaches to Fashion became emblematic of broader cultural shifts the traditional versus the modern the restrained versus the Bold gavinci has been synonymous with luxury and elegance since its founding in 1952 by Hubert de gavinci the brand gained significant attention when Megan Markle chose to wear a stunning gavinci wedding dress designed by Claire wake Keller for her marriage to Prince Harry in May 2018 this Choice was seen as a bold step aligning with Megan's Progressive and diverse vision for her royal role it marked a moment of cultural significance as it was the first time a female British designer had dressed a royal bride in a century however the tides began to turn when Sarah Burton the creative director of Alexander McQueen was named the new chief designer at gavinci a fashion Powerhouse Burton was already revered for her work with Kate Middleton having designed the iconic wedding dress for her marriage to Prince William this appointment not only signaled a shift in the fashion landscape but also raised eyebrows regarding Megan's future relationship with the brand as Whispers began to circulate about Megan's potential exclusion from gav Vinci's future collaborations the media frenzy intensified speculation arose that the Brand's Newfound allegiance to Sarah Burton could mean a cold show shoulder to Megan particularly in light of the ongoing narrative pitting the two duchesses against each other the term Blacklist quickly emerged in headlines suggesting that Megan's fashion choices would no longer be supported by a brand that had once embraced her this was particularly shocking considering Gavin's previous endorsement of Megan during her time as a royal the idea of a fashion brand publicly severing ties with a royal figure was unprecedented sending shock waves through the fashion community and Royal Watchers alike the implications of such a decision extend far beyond Megan's wardrobe the fashion world is deeply interconnected with designers Brands and public figures often influencing one another a blacklist could lead to a ripple effect causing other designers to reconsider their associations with Megan out of fear of backlash or negative publicity moreover the potential Fallout from this rumored Blacklist could alter the Dynamics of Royal fashion as as a whole with Megan and Kate both navigating their roles within the monarchy the competition for designer support could become even more pronounced this tension might push each Duchess to explore new avenues of expression leading to a redefined Royal fashion landscape as news of the supposed blackless spread public reactions were mixed fashion enthusiasts and Royal Watchers expressed outrage over the idea of any designer rejecting a royal figure based on personal or political reasons many argued that fashion should be inclusive and celebratory rather than exclusionary on social media discussions erupted over the implications of the alleged Blacklist supporters of Megan argued that such decisions are rooted in outdated Notions of rivalry and competition among women While others defended the idea that fashion is a business and Brands must align themselves with specific images and narratives