Her favourite designers include Jenny Packham, Diane Von Furstenberg, and High Street store Reiss. That's what she studied during her time at King's College in London. She was originally hired as a PA in William and Kate's office. She is now known as Kate's style advisor.
For example, Kate has a stylist, Natasha Archer, who picks out outfits for the princess to wear to official events and royal tours.
According to The Cut, she calls in some options from different designers, and then goes through them with Kate to see which one she prefers. Then she will simply send back those that don't work, and buy the ones she keeps.
It turns out, rewearing outfits is a do for the royals. Naturally, Kate's sartorial history is jam-packed with some outstanding outfit repeats from her rewearing of the christening outfits that she had made for her childrens' big days and even repeating coats that she is rumored to have designed herself.
Kate's stylist Natasha Archer is the expert tasked with ensuring this happens and has been frequently seen on royal tours.
Kate Middleton seemingly never has a hair out of place and this is largely thanks to her long-time hair stylist Amanda Cook Tucker, who started working with the Duchess back in 2012.
That's easy writes Kate's hairdresser RICHARD WARD - it's the BBBD (the Big Bouncy Blow Dry). And all her Royal rivals know the secret, too...
But it seems as though there's a genuine reason for the Duchess's style choice. It turns out Kate Middleton has a large scar on her hair line, on the left side of her head. This scar has only ever been photographed once in the media, in 2011 when her hair was pulled back from her face.
Princess Kate also had to take into consideration the major financial investment the gown would be for her parents Carole and Michael, who footed the bill. The Middletons reportedly invested a whopping £250,000 on the elegant lace dress – so it makes sense that Kate wanted to pay tribute to her family with her outfit.
Not only was her dress literally green, but it was also recycled, as Kate rented the Solace London gown from the the U.K. rental platform HURR. She paired the dress with sparkly stilettos that peeked out from a slit in the back, her sapphire engagement ring, and tousled waves.
No washing machines
Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla's clothes are not allowed to be cleaned in washing machines—everything is hand washed. When they sent their clothing away to be cleaned, they found that some items of clothing were kept as souvenirs.
They are borrowed
Sometimes, Kate's clothes are simply given back. According to Vogue, royals cannot accept free clothes or gifted outfits. But they can borrow clothes, and Kate's stylist, Natasha Archer, will often request loans of designer items, which will later be returned.
The Princess of Wales is known for opting for a nude lip, and this is reportedly her go-to — in fact, she is thought to have worn it on her wedding day. A creamy, semi-matte lipstick that offers full coverage and a polished look, it's a soft formula that never dries out lips.
But once in a while, when she's feeling frisky, Kate shows off her legs with an outfit. Although it's a supposed royal rule that women in the family always wear nude pantyhose, Kate on occasion will forgo the stockings and bare her incredible legs.
In his new book Revenge, Tom Bower claims unnamed sources told him the Duchess of Cambridge, 40, and the Duchess of Sussex, 40, disagreed over the hemline of Charlotte's dress as well as the fit. They also did not agree about whether the bridesmaids "should wear tights" at the wedding.
Kate also takes her trusted hairdresser with her, to ensure she always has the perfect do to go with every ensemble.
While the likes of Meghan Markle and Princess Eugenie turned to professional makeup artists to help perfect their natural looks, Kate reportedly chose to do her own makeup when she married Prince William in 2011.
For the couple's wedding reception, Markle wore a US$157,000 silk crepe dress designed by Stella McCartney.
Duchess of Sussex
Meghan Markle's wedding dress is estimated to have cost £110,000, and the Duchess of Sussex paid for it herself.
While Middleton has donned red toe polish on several occasions, she's never worn dark colors on her hands, choosing to go with a clear or nude manicure, or in many cases, no polish at all. Most fans seemed to love the change.
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Kate Middleton has been a style influencer since well before she married Prince William, but her effortless, understated beauty look is equally coveted by fans—and made all the more lovable by the fact that Middleton often does her own makeup, even on her wedding day.
For one, she never wears a sharp hair part, always has her bottom lashes lined, and we've yet to find a picture of her signature bun positioned above her ears. It's calculated, to say the least. Middleton takes this look and adds her own flair.
She cuts and styles Kate's hair in her Kensington Palace home. Imagine the media storm if the Duchess of Cambridge popped out into Kensington to have her ends trimmed every six to eight weeks... Unsurprisingly, Kate prefers to have Amanda style her hair in the comfort of her own home.
Whilst admitting that Kate's hair is always "practically perfect in every way," she revealed that the Duchess relies on a simple hair net to maintain a "sleek style."