Kate Middleton wore Seraphine’s Marina maternity coat twice in public while pregnant.
She debuted the purple maternity coat during a visit to New York while pregnant with Princess Charlotte in 2014. Then three years later, the Princess wore the coat for an engagement with the Rugby Portobello Trust (pictured above). She was pregnant with Prince Louis at the time.
About Kate’s Seraphine maternity coat:
The Seraphine Marina coat is made from a rich plum purple wool tweed bouclé fabric. It’s perfect for special occasions over the festive winter season thanks to a hint of sparkle that comes from subtle silver threads used in the coat’s fabric.
The empire-line coat is collarless, features a frayed trim and is finished with black ribbon detailing. It hits just above the knee.
The coat is part of Seraphine’s Luxe collection, which the company designed for special occasions. It costs £299.
Buying Kate’s purple maternity coat:
Copy Kate’s pregnancy style — this coat is still available at Seraphine.com (checked October 2023).
I think it’d be perfect for occasions and events throughout winter and the festive season.
Kate Middleton wearing Seraphine maternity clothing:
Kate has worn a number of items from Seraphine during her pregnancies. She’s worn another maternity coat from the company, this time in a soft blue colour.
Kate wore one of Seraphine’s maternity dresses on two occasions while pregnant with Princess Charlotte in 2015.
She’s also chose one of Seraphine’s dresses for an official portrait released shortly after the birth of Prince George.
This is not an exhaustive list! To my knowledge, she’s worn at least two other dresses from the maternity wear company.
About Seraphine:
Seraphine is a maternity wear company based in London. The brand is loved by pregnant celebrities and worn numerous members of European royal families, including Princess Victoria of Sweden, Princess Sofia of Sweden, Kim Murray, Anne Hathaway and Holly Willoughby.
Founded by Parisian-born Cecile Reinaud in 2002, the company creates “fashionable clothes that you would want to wear even if you weren’t pregnant”.