The Duchesses of Cambridge and Sussex rely on personal stylists to manage their wardrobes, a Channel 5 documentary has revealed. 'Secrets of the Royal Servants' lifted the lid on how Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle maintain their impeccable public image.
OK! Magazine's royal editor Chrissie Reeves explained that Kate has an assistant based at Kensington Palace who oversees her wardrobe. Natasha Archer, who started as Kate's PA, now styles the Duchess, including her maternity outfits. One of Kate's go-to designers is Seraphine, whose dress worn after Prince George's birth sold out in under two hours.
Meghan, meanwhile, works with close friend Jessica Mulroney, who styled her for the 2018 Ireland tour. Meghan's pregnancy style has featured designers like Givenchy and H&M Mama, with the latter selling out within a day. Reeves noted that Meghan 'wears what makes her feel confident' and faces less pressure than Kate.
However, Kate faces additional restrictions as future queen. Royal expert Ashley Pearson claimed the Queen occasionally gives notes on Kate's hemlines, outfits, or tights colour. The documentary highlighted the behind-the-scenes work ensuring the duchesses are always fashion-forward.
