I don’t know what dark magic she uses to get such perfect blowouts every single time, but I’d like to get in on that action. I’ve written extensively about Kate Middleton — I tracked every single thing she wore (and rewore) for a solid year. I thought that when it comes to Kate’s style, I knew literally everything, down to the subtle ways she’s been changing her signature eye makeup look since late 2015. But I missed something. Turns out that one of the secrets to Kate’s incomparable hair game is an old-school hair hack that most people our age wouldn’t look twice at. And I cannot believe I never noticed it. Not only is the net incredibly delicate, it’s also the exact shade of brown of Kate’s hair so that it blends in perfectly. Now, is it especially dyed to match K.Midds’ particular blend of highlighted chestnut? Or is Kate’s hair so magical that any medium-brown hairnet just happens to vanish into it without a trace? The world may never know… This would have been an immensely serious occasion, and one that looks to have taken place is rainy, windy, miserable weather. It wouldn’t have been the time or place to be swatting your hair out of your face when the breeze kicks up. The hairnet is definitely a practical consideration. I’d wear a hairnet too, is what I’m saying. The Middleton Hairnet has finally defeated me. Again, part of this may have been due to practical considerations. Though the ceremony took place inside, it seemed like a lot of Kate’s job involved organizing the many page boys and flower girls. Kids at weddings are hard. Kids at weddings who have been forced to wear knickerbockers are even harder. If I were Kate, one simple hairnet would not be enough. When Kate wears clothing, it sells out. When she gets long bangs, we ALL get long bangs. So if Kate’s making elaborate updos and magical hairnets one of her beauty trademarks, how long until we all start doing it?
title: “This Is The Old School Hair Hack Kate Middleton Swears By” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-11” author: “Ricky Gray”
I don’t know what dark magic she uses to get such perfect blowouts every single time, but I’d like to get in on that action. I’ve written extensively about Kate Middleton — I tracked every single thing she wore (and rewore) for a solid year. I thought that when it comes to Kate’s style, I knew literally everything, down to the subtle ways she’s been changing her signature eye makeup look since late 2015. But I missed something. Turns out that one of the secrets to Kate’s incomparable hair game is an old-school hair hack that most people our age wouldn’t look twice at. And I cannot believe I never noticed it. Not only is the net incredibly delicate, it’s also the exact shade of brown of Kate’s hair so that it blends in perfectly. Now, is it especially dyed to match K.Midds’ particular blend of highlighted chestnut? Or is Kate’s hair so magical that any medium-brown hairnet just happens to vanish into it without a trace? The world may never know… This would have been an immensely serious occasion, and one that looks to have taken place is rainy, windy, miserable weather. It wouldn’t have been the time or place to be swatting your hair out of your face when the breeze kicks up. The hairnet is definitely a practical consideration. I’d wear a hairnet too, is what I’m saying. The Middleton Hairnet has finally defeated me. Again, part of this may have been due to practical considerations. Though the ceremony took place inside, it seemed like a lot of Kate’s job involved organizing the many page boys and flower girls. Kids at weddings are hard. Kids at weddings who have been forced to wear knickerbockers are even harder. If I were Kate, one simple hairnet would not be enough. When Kate wears clothing, it sells out. When she gets long bangs, we ALL get long bangs. So if Kate’s making elaborate updos and magical hairnets one of her beauty trademarks, how long until we all start doing it?
