The Duchess of Cambridge would have a new stylist – Royal Central

If you believe the fashion rumors, the Duchess of Cambridge has a new stylist who advises, and it's an old British vogue magazine publisher.

Richard Eden of Daily mail reports that Kate's new stylist would be Virginia Chadwyck-Healey.

According to her personal website, which she uses to manage her consulting, presentation, design and writing portfolios, Chadwyck-Healy's experience in British vogue as a manager of the fashion advertising portfolio and as editor-in-chief for distribution, she gave him "in-depth knowledge of the fashion, jewelery and beauty sectors"

Chadwyck-Healy, also known as Ginnie, would be an old friend of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and attended their wedding in 2011.

She wrote about this opportunity: "To my surprise, I found myself included in the fashion magazines as one of the" most dressed guests of the wedding, "in a set of Emilia Wickstead .

"To my mother's horror, I did not wear tights."

A royal source reportedly told Eden: "Ginnie is Catherine's secret weapon. She made a big difference in the Duchess's wardrobe for her public engagements and helped to give her a whole new sense of confidence. "

The source added that "Catherine has been truly impressed and is very grateful for her help."

Chadwyck-Healy advises Eden to wear the purple Gucci blouse and Kate's black pants to visit the Henry Fawcett Children's Center in mid-March.

The Chadwyck-Healy website says her approach to style is "Condense, Curate, Create" and that she works to personally "condense" your wardrobe, sort and "choose" new ways to wear clothes. that you would never have known how to work well together. create a "space for new pieces that Ginnie then advises".

Chadwyck-Healy's stylist services have been used by Royal Marsden Hospital, Chickenshed and Smart Works.

Natasha Archer Jackson, Kate's regular stylist and personal badistant, is currently on maternity leave and gave birth to a son at the end of December.

The Royal Victorian Order was presented to her this year on the Queen's Honor List, which is usually given to staff who leave her post, but Kensington Palace has confirmed that Natasha will return from her maternity leave.