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Duchess Kate shows off her maternity style in Hobbs, Seraphine and Madderson London
For those who love the Duchess of Cambridge’s style (for that read me!) the last week has been a great time, with Kate making a whole host of appearances on different engagements, and wearing some new pieces. With Kate being well-known for her thrifty nature, new pieces are always something to enjoy, and when those pieces also come from the High Street, you can guess their will be the inevitable sell-outs and internet crashes. First up, we have a stunning, 1960s style tunic dress from Madderson London, a fairly new British design company who are set to see their profile rise considerably now Kate has been spotted in their ‘Naomi’…
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Style Icons 2013 – Gwen Stefani
While Kate Middleton tackled Maternity style with chic this year, I don’t think I have ever seen a more glamorous mom-to-be than the utterly gorgeous Gwen Stefani. She had me in awe with her always red lips, glamorous heels and general glow that made her look like a total goddess. Quite simply, Gwen was a picture of perfection. I think I actually drooled over every picture of her that I saw. Gwen has shown that you can retain your signature style during pregnancy, still wearing skinny jeans, heeled boots and shoes, and those trademark sunnies. But she has also provided a masterclass in layering, keeping warm as the temperatures have…
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Celebrity style featuring Cheska Hull, Olivia Munn and a baby bump special
To celebrate the start of what I hope is going to be a fabulous February, I thought I’d start the month with some super celebrity get-the-looks. And this edition of Celebrity style features what is bound to be a huge trend in the coming months – dressing the baby bump. It seems everyone and her sister is pregnant at the moment (my sister, a cousin and a close friend included – and. no, don’t feel in the slightest bit broody myself) and that with one of those expecting being the lovely Duchess of Cambridge, we can be sure that maternity fashion is going to be more scrutinised than ever. This…
