Britain’s Princess Charlotte and Prince George have inspired a clothing collection.
Séraphine, a favourite designer of the Duchess of Cambridge, has teamed up with the Diana Award to release the collection as a tribute to the late Princess Diana of Wales.
Cecile Reinaud, who founded the maternity brand, said: "I was approached by the Diana Award and immediately saw an opportunity to develop a beautiful baby wear range.
"As a successful entrepreneur, 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 range, titled The Diana Collection, will be priced between £25 and £89 and comprises of baby grows for both boys and girls as well as a stunning tartan dress in a nod to the late Princess, the Mail Online reports.
In memory of Princess Diana – the mother of Prince William and Prince Harry – 12 per cent of the collection’s sales will be donated to the Diana Award, which recognises young people who do their bit to support the wider community.
Britain’s Princess Charlotte inspires clothing collection
