I liked the dress. From the front, it give the vague impression of a waist where there isn't one yet, it's soft, it's feminine and I like the material. The colour suits her, too. From more of a side angle, it's pretty difficult to deny she's just given birth (although people will still shriek about surrogates), as not only is her tummy vaguely visible in the drape, the slight fullness around her jawline and softness of her features is easy to see.
I think she might have been caught out by the changes in boob size, as I remember going from a B cup to a DD in the course of about 20 minutes on Day 3.
The shoes go perfectly in tone and also complement her complexion - the silly comments about her walk - well, considering she's going to be wearing a maternity towel roughly the size of a Warburton's Toastie and her undercarriage probably resembles a WWI battlefield, complete with barbed wire, it's hardly surprising she's walking a little gingerly. And she could be feeling a bit wobbly, blood loss, sore bits, rapidly expanding bits and having given birth within the last couple of days tends to make you feel like that - never mind that she just isn't quite as thin as the Duchess of Cambridge following 9 months of HG and knows she's going to have people calling her fat, etc, so it must be quite intimidating when, having made a living where looking perfect was essential, to suddenly be in a position where physically, it's impossible for the first time.
The baby is a baby. Cute.
[shrug]
A woman's had a baby. She's not had the luxury of staying indoors in a nightie and extremely big knickers for a couple of days the next six weeks She's very pretty and has scrubbed up well for somebody who had another human being exit her body a few days ago.
I bet the white dress was dispensed with no more than 5 minutes after getting back in the house, the heels kicked across the hall and she was back in jogging bottoms and a t-shirt before the press had even got back to their cars.