She was known for the person behind many of Catherine’s much-loved looks, including the blue silk Jenny Packham dress that the royal wore to introduce Prince George to the world in London in 2013.
She was also behind the Maheen Khan pieces Kate wore on a state visit to Pakistan in 2019 – but her role extended far beyond Catherine’s fashion.
Natasha recently said during an interview with The Telegraph that it was frustrating when people just referred to her as a “stylist”.
She told the publication: “I often get referred to as a stylist, and it’s quite frustrating.
“There are a lot of other things that came with my role… I’m not a traditional stylist; I’m looking at everything. Even admin support. I feel like it’s a unique talent that I can bring to specific people.”
Speaking of her new role, which saw her open her own consulting brand, Natasha reveals how she uses her knowledge of her previous royal role in her latest venture.
She said: “I just love supporting people. There are so many levels of support – yes, admin, but also just being there sometimes, being that calmness to someone.”
Prior to working with William and Catherine, she started working for the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester in 2007.
She launched her brand earlier this year, which she refers to as “a highly personalized service for individuals leading really complex lives”.
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