The two secret weapons behind the perfection of the perfect pregnancy of Kate
Meet the Royal Glam team of Mamum-to-Be-Be-Be.
It is difficult to imagine a pregnant woman of seven months doing by dragging the brutal cold and the snow even at ease at ease, even less glamorous - unless it'sCatherine, Cambridge Duchess.
Together withPrince WilliamThe 36-year-old duchess, which expects the third child of the couple in April was on a royal tour of Norway and Sweden this week and dazzled fashion observers in the last months of her pregnancy.
His secret weapon?
A faithful glam squad who travels with her to handle her wardrobe and tend to her braids.
Personal hairdresserAmanda Cook Tucker (Who also cut William andPrince Harry The hair for many years as children) move with the Duchess of Cambridge on all royal tours. She offered a rare overview in what it takes to keep the royal locks looking for luxury when she has published a photo of her beauty arsenal on social media earlier this week. The Cook Tucker Travel Kit included 13 different hair brushes, various flat ironing and curling tools and Catherine Cathedral's hairstyle and Kiehl Hairdressing Cream.
Natasha Archer, or "Tash", as we know in the Royal Circle - is Catherine's personal stylist who has been accompanied by the Duchess on all royal tours for years. This week she gathered a coat wardrobe and impeccably tailor-made maternity dresses that managed to make the mother of three young children from three young children are incredibly elegant and grouped throughout the first round royal tour of the couple of 2018, which understood a lot of outdoors. Appuances in frigid temperatures and snowy environments.
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Archer managed the multiple range of the Duchess changes - often three in one day and guarded Catherine, superb custom coats of Catherine Walker and Alexander McQueen, alpaca fur hats and Chanel handbags and Mulberry.
Tuesday, at a Hockey bandy event in Stockholm Kate, rendered tribute to Swedes by wearing a Burgundy sweater of the Swedish brand Fjallraven, a sheep coat of winter snow boots of Burberry and Sorel.
For a black dinner at the tie at the residence of the British ambassador that the night, the duchess wearing a long floral dress by one of his favorite designers, Erdem, in a rich pattern of gold and blue, the colors Swedish flag. She finished the look with a pair of luster pearl earrings that once belonged to Princess Diana.
Archer rose through the ranks of the Duchess Personal Assistant to Catherine's Chief Architect and is credited with the creation of his faulty and treaty look that has evolved over time.
The importance and influence of the archer were first obvious when it was one of the only people - aside the royal family - seen enter the Lindo wing of Saint-Mary's hospital after The birth of Prince George.
At the time, Archer, who studied Hispanic studies at King's College London, was seen bearing a garment bag and a baby car seat, which led to speculation he had been archeur who chose the dress. Blue and white pea instantly emblematic that Kate chose for his first appearance with the baby. The choice has been widely expended as a mild tribute toprincess diana Who had worn a similar dress after the birth of Prince William.
Archer, which happens to be the wife of the royal photographer of Getty ImagesChris Jackson, which also accompanies the royals on tour, sent the British tabloids to overdrive speculative to know if there is a hidden meaning in Catherine clothes wearing this week. It was photographed in a blue slate Catherine Walker and two blue dresses, one in particular by a sephine maternity label that mere mortals can approach (if it has not already been exhausted) for $ 210.
Diane Clehane is a journalist and author of New YorkImagine Diana: a novel and Diana: the secrets of his style .
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