I’m a fashion maven, here are six items you’ll never see Kate Middleton wear and for good reason

A FASHION expert has revealed six items of Kate Middleton clothing that will never be seen.

Erin Fitzpatrick, fashion guru, regularly shares fashion news on her TikTok account @fitz. erin.

In a recent video, the fashion maven said: “Six things Princess Kate never wears.

“The first is nail polish.”

Fashion pros claim the Princess of Wales has never painted her nails with anything other than clear or nude nail polish.

However, that seems to have changed when Kate was caught wearing red polish at an Easter church service earlier this year.

Next, she revealed Kate would never wear a bag while wearing sneakers, which is what we saw today when she stepped out to visit Windsor with Prince Williams.

Erin added: “She never wore a Princess Diana handbag, although she obviously inherited a lot of Diana’s jewelry.”

The bag in question is the Lady Dior bag.

Another interesting detail that fashion mavens have noticed is that Kate never wears designer sneakers.

He notes the brands Kate most commonly wears are Superga, M&S, New Balance, adidas and Nike.

And despite constantly mixing up her jewelery, fashion mavens reveal Kate has never replaced her Cartier Ballon Bleu watch.

Finally he revealed Kate never wears shoes at formal events.

Erin added: “He never wears shoes for formal occasions.

“This is a candid paparazzi shot of her out shopping, but she’s never been photographed anywhere else.”

The video has gone viral with over two million views and over 125K likes.

People quickly went to the clip’s comments section to share their thoughts.

One person wrote: “If I had a Cartier Ballon Bleu watch, I would never wear another either.”

Another commented: “I absolutely love her. She is so classy and the perfect addition to the royal family.”

“She wore red nail polish recently,” wrote a third

While a fourth said: “Designer shoes are so tacky so I get on with that one.”

“Yes she wore nail polish on Easter she wore red nail polish,” claimed a fifth.

Another person added: “The nails have changed now.”