Kate Middleton’s hair is one of the most asked for styles at hair salons across the world. From Europe to the Americas, Kate’s style long brown hair is admired across the continents.
To celebrate the Duchess’ luscious locks, I’ve made this picture gallery for you, full of Kate’s different hairstyles (perfect if you’re off on a trip to the hairdressers!) There are lots of pictures of Kate’s greatest hair moments from the last couple of years (below).
Browse our Kate Middleton hair style gallery for inspiration.
![[x] The button front midi dress features a collar, a striped waistband, stripe detailing on the cuffs and on hem of the skirt. The fabric is decorated with a repeating diamond pattern. It appears that the dress is from the designer’s forthcoming Resort 2018 collection. We show “Look 16” below in pink (thanks to Michelle for finding this out for us). [x] Vogue describes Kate Spade’s Resort 2018 collection as “true to its signature quirky sense of prim”. Women’s Wear Daily said Creative Director, Deborah Lloyd “did a good job balancing the kitsch with the classic”. Resort collections (often called Cruise collections) usually arrive in the shops in the US in November, after the autumn/winter collections and before the spring/summer collections, or generally between November/December and February in the Northern hemisphere (according to Wikipedia). So, it shouldn’t be too long before Kate’s dress is available to buy. The rest of Kate’s accessories will be very familiar to our regular readers.](https://katemiddletonstyle.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/wha_JW_The_Duchess_of_C_002-610x915.jpg)
What to ask for at the hairdressers:
I’m lucky enough to have a great friend who is a hairdresser, so I asked her what I should ask for in the salon to copy Kate’s look.
She said:
“If you wanted that ‘cut’ it looks pretty much one length to me with a tiny bit of gentle layering at the front and maybe a bit at the back so I’d ask for;
Mainly one length with soft, long layers at the front to create a bit of movement and shape around the face so it doesn’t just hang.
If you wanted the ‘style’ with the curls you’d ask for;
A smooth blow dry with a bit of root lift to create bounce and then a soft, bouncy curl put in around the bottom lengths (only about a 1/3 of the way up the hair) with a large barreled tongue to create a nice frame for the face.”
Big thank you to Lucy, who specialises in wedding hair and runs a mobile hairdressing service in Nottingham, UK.
Kate is officially pregnant.!!!I’m so happy for the duke and duchess
I am wondering if anyone knows what type of products Kate uses? Including skin care regimens?
Here’s some information, hope that helps! http://www.bellasugar.com/Kate-Middleton-Beauty-Routine-What-Might-Cost-16101113 I actually hope to AT SOME POINT have a page up about this, and collect all references to products people have heard Kate uses or seen her buy!
Some hair-related links too.
At the bottom of this article Richard Ward gives his tips on getting Kate’s “Chelsea” blowdry (Kate previously went to his salon) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2202019/Kate-Middleton-quizzed-young-fan-heat-proof-hair.html
This Royal Blogger also tests out a product that Kate is famed for using, Keratase: http://whatwouldkatedo.com/2013/01/kate-middleton-hair-kerastase-hair-products/
Hope this helps!
Hey Carly! Thanks for sharing our links. Kate has reportedly used Kerastase products and Keratin treatments, as per Richard Ward. Kate’s newest stylist, Rossano Ferreti also uses Kerastase in their salons. Hope this helps!
Do you know which Bobbi Brown make up colors she uses on her face? I love her natural look!
Hi,
Bobbi Brown released a colour chart shortly after the royal wedding. Kate looked pretty natural that day too, so it’s fair to say she still uses the same products? I guess!
This blogger did an amazing round up:
http://ellaprettyblog.blogspot.co.uk/2011/05/what-make-up-princess-catherine-wore.html
http://stylenews.peoplestylewatch.com/2011/05/05/kate-middleton-wedding-makeup/?xid=rss-topheadlines