Miranda Holder, a stylist who has worked with the likes of Little Mix and Boy George, posts fashion tips and insights on her TikTok account. The fashion expert created a video to demonstrate Kate’s flattering move that everyone can do to look their best in pictures. Showing photos of the Duchess of Cambridge, Holder tells her fans: “Have you ever wondered why Kate Middleton always looks so stunning in her pictures? Because she does! Any. Single. One.”
And she went on to explain: “Well, the Duchess of Cambridge has had some media training and I’m going to share a cheeky little style hack that she uses every time, without fail.
“She’s just trained to always keep her chin parallel to the ground. It does not tilt it. It does not tilt it.
“And that ensures a nice shot every time.”
Although many of her fans were quick to point out that Kate is still naturally beautiful and also has professionals taking care of her appearance, Holder insisted that this hack can be useful for everyone.
And so the fashion coach is back with another video to elaborate on the subject.
She said: “The beautiful Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, always looks fantastic in photographs because of a style she learned in her media training.
“I can tell you from years of working with supermodels and celebrities that you can be the most gorgeous person in the world and still get a terrible photo.
“It’s really about your relationship with the camera and where you place your jaw.
“If it’s too low, it’s not good. If it’s too high, it’s definitely not good – we don’t want to see your noses.”
The Duchess of Cambridge has been praised for her style and exceptional looks on many occasions.
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Charlotte continued: “Kate has a definite penchant for natural diamonds.
“This was particularly relevant in 2014 at the Portrait Gala at London’s National Portrait Gallery.”
“This is one of the occasions when Kate has worn the Nizam of Hyderabad necklace,” the expert noted.
She added: “It’s a wonderful creation, which saw him positively dripping in diamonds.
“Only the part of the pendant, which is detachable, includes 13 emerald-cut diamonds.”
The necklace is worth so much that jewelery experts reckon it would take the average Londoner 1,718 years of work to afford it.
Additional reporting Dorothy Reddin
