Beyond editing concerns, Meghan’s ivory dress also became a talking point. Some critics took issue with the slightly sheer fabric, which revealed the outline of her back and legs, calling it inappropriate for a Christmas card.
“Awful dress. Not only was the picture taken with her see-through dress, she [also] chose this picture as her Christmas card,” one person commented.
Not the First Time the Couple Has Faced Such Claims
Although Harry and Meghan have not responded to the latest accusations, this is far from the first time they have been accused of heavy editing.
Earlier this year, Meghan marked the seventh anniversary of their 2018 wedding at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle with an Instagram post that also drew photoshop allegations.
“The harder they try to make themselves appear natural, the more they fail,” one critic wrote at the time.
In one image from that post, the couple appeared nose-to-nose. Viewers suggested the moment was not authentic, claiming it had been digitally created using images from their 2018 tour of New Zealand, where they performed the hongi, a traditional Māori greeting involving touching noses and foreheads.