Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton was happy to know that her favorite maternity brand Séraphine has curated a baby line inspired by her daughter Princess Charlotte. The baby line is also to honor the late Princess Diana.
According to Daily Mail UK, Cecile Reinaud the brainchild of Séraphine teamed up with Diana Award to produce the clothing line called "The Diana Collection". The collection features Princess Diana's famous Pastel Tartan that was made in Scotland in memory of her.
Reports have claimed that 12 percent of the sales of the collection will be donated immediately in order to support charities that help young people who are eager to change their communities. Reinaud said that she's always been giving back to the communities.
"As a successful entrepreneur," Reinaud said. "I am always looking for ways to give back to the community and I am delighted to help raise vital funds for the Diana Award and the associated Anti-Bullying and Mentoring Programmes, whilst creating a unique baby wear line."
The price range of the collection pieces ranges from £25 to £89 which compromises dresses for baby girls and romper suits for baby boys. The collection also has baby accessories such as hats and booties - all inspired by the Duchess' children.
The French expat Reinaud launched the brand Séraphine back in 2002 in a small shop on High Street Kensington. Then, she became successful and was known for maternity clothing.
"Fashion has always been in my blood," Reinaud explains. "My grandparents supplied fabrics to some of the top fashion houses in Paris but it wasn't until my friends started to fall pregnant that the idea for Séraphine came about."
Kate Middleton has been spotted wearing Séraphine during her pregnancy. Reports say that she once wore a £195 coat and £95 floral dress at Kensington Aldridge Academy in January last year. She also sported the brand and wore a £225 plum boucle Marina coat while making a debut in New York.
