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Get Kate’s pregnancy looks at Seraphine

Duchess of Cambridge wearing Seraphine [Photos: Eddie Mulholland/Beretta/Sims/REX]
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One of the Duchess of Cambridge’s favourite maternity wear shop, Seraphine has seen a surge in sales due to Kate’s second pregnancy.

From floral maternity dresses to smart coats, it’s no wonder the Duchess of Cambridge is a fan of Seraphine.

The British fashion house has grown 35% in the past year alone, and today (April 21) has been named as winner of the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade.

The Duchess has been spotted wearing items from the range in both her pregnancies; most recently in the Florrie dress (right, £99) and Natasha blue coat (left, £195). The firm now sells the coat with the tagline ‘Worn by the Duchess of Cambridge’.

The world is waiting eagerly for news of the imminent Royal arrival, with fans already seated outside the Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington, central London, where Kate is expected to give birth.

Keep an eye on the M&B website, as we will be live streaming action from the hospital!

Photos: Eddie Mulholland/Beretta/Sims/REX

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