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All eyes on are Kate, Princess of Wales when she steps out for a public engagement, and while millions want to know what she is wearing, according to a royal etiquette expert, the Princess has a few style tricks up her sleeve to ensure her outfit is seamless.
Royal etiquette expert Myka Meier suggested Kate wears strapless and seamless underwear under her outfits for a smooth finish.
Myka who trained under a member of The Queen’s Royal Household wrote on Instagram: “Royal Style Hack Alert.
“Ever wonder why you never see bra straps?! Swipe to see a secret trick which is a must-have royal wardrobe piece!”
A photograph of a nude-coloured strapless shapewear piece was then shown, which she claims is the reason for Kate’s polished look in public.
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When it comes to heels, the Princess of Wales is frequently on her feet for hours during royal engagements and is said to use at least two tricks to keep her feet comfortable.
To prevent her feet from slipping out of her heels, Kate reportedly wears non-slip tights which feature a gel strip across the bottom of each foot to grip the soles of the shoes.
Royal fashion fans previously spotted a photo of Kate seemingly wearing the tights while on a royal tour of Canada in July 2011.
The photo shows clear, gel-like strips peeking out over the side of Princess of Wales’ pointed-toe Tabitha Simmons heels.
Kate is also said to wear slip-in leather insoles to cushion the feet. In 2015, an unnamed source told Vanity Fair’s royal correspondent Katie Nicholl that Kate had “ordered a couple of packets” of the Alice Bow insoles. “She thinks they are great,” the source said.
At the time, a spokesperson for Alice Bow told Vanity Fair that the company could not comment on “talk of the [Kate] wearing [its] insoles”. But did say they’ve had a “massive surge in site visits” since Kate reportedly wore them.
Queen Elizabeth II, also had a few style tricks; she used to weigh down her hemline with weights. These were reportedly sourced from the curtain accessories section of the department store, Peter Jones.
