The Duchess of Cambridge’s beloved maternity brand Seraphine has launched a baby line in memory of Kate’s late mother-in-law, Princess Diana.
Thanks to little Prince George, 2, and Princess Charlotte, 11-months, who are sometimes seen sporting the London-based brand, Seraphine has received an unofficial royal seal of approval and is now creating a Diana Collection, a capsule baby line that will donate to support the Diana Award.
“I am proud to launch this range in association with the Diana Award,” said Cecile Reinaud, the founder of Séraphine. “It has been a real labour of love, just like the charity’s incredible work to continue Diana’s legacy.”
The Diana Award Collection will feature baby girl dresses, boy romper suits, accessories including booties and hats in the Princess of Wales’ iconic pastel tartan, woven in Scotland.
The collection is reasonably priced with the most costly item at $255. Twelve per cent of the collection’s sales will be donated to support the princess’s charity the charity – an organisation that continues Diana’s legacy of empowering young people.
