Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has once again found herself in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

This time, it’s her choice of attire that has garnered attention and criticism.

At the Women of Vision Gala in New York City, Meghan donned a pricey gold Joanna Ortiz dress, which she later put up for sale on eBay.

The move has raised eyebrows and led to accusations of her being a gold digger.

Accompanied by her mother, Doria Ragland, Meghan attended the awards ceremony where she received an award from Gloria Steinem.

Alongside the Joanna Ortiz dress, she completed her look with gold shoes by Tom Ford and gold hoop earrings from J.Crew.

However, not everyone was impressed with her ensemble.

Many took to social media to express their disapproval, suggesting that her choice of dress only reinforced the perception that she married Prince Harry for his royal status.

Critics didn’t hold back in their comments, questioning why Meghan would opt for a gold dress that would undoubtedly invite such negative attention.

Some even went as far as calling her tacky and accused her of trying to portray herself as someone she’s not.

It seems the jokes practically write themselves when it comes to Meghan’s fashion choices.

This isn’t the first time Meghan has faced criticism for her wardrobe malfunctions.

In the past, she has been caught forgetting to remove tags from her outfits, leaving them visible for all to see.

In one instance, during a royal tour of New Zealand in 2018, she wore a red self-portrait dress without removing the tag, sparking speculation about a potential return.

Similarly, during an outing in Birmingham that same year, fans noticed a stitch still sewn into the back of her coat, indicating a lack of attention to detail.

Meghan’s fashion mishaps continued during her visit to Dublin in July 2018.

Wearing a grey Roland Mouret dress with a boat neckline, she had a visible strapless bra mishap, as it cinched in a little too snugly, making it noticeable through the dress.

It seems that on several occasions, Meghan has forgotten to give her outfits a final once-over before stepping out.

Even her wedding dress, which should have been flawless, had its share of creases.

While some argue that her choice of fabrics may contribute to these fashion faux pas, it’s clear that more attention to detail could have prevented these wardrobe malfunctions.

Now, Meghan finds herself selling the gold Joanna Ortiz dress on eBay, still brand new with tags.

The listing reveals that she wore it strapless and customized it with a shorter front slit.

The seller, based in the UK, claims it was worn for only a couple of hours and is sold out everywhere.

Interestingly, another seller named Havilar, based in Australia, has a range of other dresses and footwear for sale.

Meghan Markle’s fashion choices continue to be scrutinized, and her recent gold dress fail has only added fuel to the fire.

Despite her status as a style icon, it seems that even she is not immune to the occasional fashion blunder.

Whether it’s forgetting to remove tags or wearing ill-fitting dresses, Meghan’s fashion mishaps serve as a reminder that even royalty can have their off days.

Perhaps it’s time for her to pay closer attention to the details and opt for crease-free fabrics to ensure she always puts her best foot forward.