The Princess of Wales' long-time former stylist, Natasha Archer, shared a reflective post after stepping down as the mother-of-three's personal assistant in 2025.
Natasha went on to launch her own eponymous, bespoke advisory styling company. Taking to her professional Instagram account, alongside a stunning photograph of herself in a sleek white suit, she penned:
"One year into Natasha Archer, it feels like a lovely moment to say hello again. I’ve loved working with new clients, helping them build wardrobes that reflect who they are and feel confident in how they present themselves," she mused.
"My purpose remains the same: thoughtful, discreet guidance to elevate your wardrobe and help you feel assured and at your best," she added.
"As we step into a busy season, I’m looking forward to new introductions and all that’s still to come.",
Natasha Archer's career as Princess Catherine's PA
Natasha worked at Kensington Palace, the hub of Prince William and Princess Catherine's household, for 15 years. She assisted Princess Catherine with her dazzling royal wardrobe and was widely regarded as the creative force behind her best-loved ensembles.
© GettyAlthough Natasha devised Catherine's most resplendent outfit choices, she also had many other duties, including handling her itinerary and managing various projects.
"There are a lot of other things that came with my role and with what I'm offering now with my consultancy. 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," she revealed to The Telegraph last year.
© Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty ImReflecting on her time with the royal couple, she explained that it was "an extraordinary privilege and I hold it so close to my heart. I've made incredible friendships there, and I look back on my memories most fondly, and I just feel really grateful to have had that opportunity," she revealed.
Before she began her role with William and Catherine, she had spent three years working for the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. In 2019, Natasha was awarded the Royal Victorian Order for her services to the Royal Family by Prince William at Buckingham Palace.
