The craftswoman who worked on Kate and Megan's wedding dresses is on the verge of poverty
'22.12.2020'
Source: OK Magazine
Embroidery expert Chloe Savage helped create the iconic wedding dresses of Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, and now she is afraid of losing her roof over her head. OK Magazine.
In an interview with People, the embroiderer said that due to the coronavirus pandemic, there was almost no work left in her field, and this hit her pocket hard.
“My 14-year-old daughter skips meals to save on food budget. This is a lot of stress. She will go to the Children's Mental Health Service to get support, ”the woman says.
Chloe remembered working on the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding dress in 2011, when no one could think what would happen to the world in nine years. Savage was responsible for lace on the Alexander McQueen dress, as well as the bride's shoes and garter.
"All that you will not see!" - she joked in an interview.
“Kate came several times. She was charming. The most common shy bride. She was delighted with the dress, was nervous about the important day, asked what we were doing and all that ... She did not touch a single needle: she was afraid that she would stain our work with blood, "added Savage.
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Close acquaintance with the wife of Prince William did not save Chloe from the financial crisis. She returned home to her parents, who kindly converted the empty garage into a workshop. A vintage Morris Minor parked there was sold for lack of other sources of income.
Now Savage is trying to figure out how not to lose water and electricity on the eve of Christmas. Probably Kate Middleton will hear her story and try to help in some way?
