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Seraphine in NYC: Meeting Fortune Magazine & Vanity Fair

The city that never sleeps lived up to its name this week, as Seraphine founder Cecile traveled to New York for interviews, photo shoots and styling sessions, ahead of the opening of our brand new Seraphine maternity store on Madison Avenue!

 

The fashionable mums of New York have fallen head over heels for our flagship US store on West Broadway in New York, so now we are bringing our stylish Seraphine maternity clothes to the Upper East Side. We are proud to announce that the Madison Avenue Maternity Store is coming soon!

 

Cecile at Fortune mag

 

With growing business, Seraphine’s recent win at the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, and an impressive celebrity following; journalists are always keen to sit down with Cecile to find out exactly what it takes to run & grow a successful international business. While in New York, Cecile shared some of the secrets to Seraphine’s success in an exclusive interview with Fortune magazine, the prestigious business publication behind the annual Fortune 500 list.

 

 

But it wasn’t all work and no play on this trip; Cecile was delighted to meet Vanity Fair editor Katherine Goldstein, who popped into our New York store. Katherine was looking for some fashion forward maternity clothes to wear into the office, and came in for a personal styling session with Cecile. She loved the smart casual work outfit Cecile put together for her, styling our Polka Dot Cropped Maternity Trousers with the White Flutter Sleeve Maternity Blouse & finishing off the look with a smart blazer and a stylish pair of ShoeTherapy Black Loafers.

 

Watch Cecile’s Interview with Fortune Magazine

 

 

If New York is a little far to go for maternity fashion, why not try one of our London boutiques, or pay a visit to our brand new Leeds maternity store!

 

 

Tatler & Vanity Fair: Fashion Editors Stun In Seraphine Maternity Dresses

This week we were delighted to dress editors from not one, but two of the most glamorous fashion and lifestyle magazines on the planet: Tatler & Vanity Fair!

Over the weekend Vanity Fair’s online editor Katherine Goldstein looking stunning rubbing shoulders with President Obama at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in one of our most glamorous Seraphine LUXE maternity dresses. Meanwhile, here in the UK Tatler editor Lisa Williams attended Tatler’s Best of British Party at the Ritz, dressed as the Duchess of Cambridge!

 

 

The annual White House Correspondent’s Dinner is a chance for the President to entertain some of the most glamorous and influential people in US politics & culture, with a guest list covering celebrities, journalists, editors, politicians and public figures. Vanity Fair’s Katherine Goldstein looked utterly gorgeous in our Navy Silk & Lace Maternity Evening Gown, styling the full length silk maternity dress with a pair of classic pearl earrings & heels – perfect for meeting the president.

 

The White House Correspondents Dinner

 

This particular maternity dress is becoming quite a fixture on the international red carpet circuit: In the past year alone it has been worn at the Cannes Film Festival in France, Katherine Parkinson wore it to pick up her BAFTA in London, and now it’s proved a fashion hit in Washington too.

 

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The Tatler Best of British party was a brilliantly eccentric celebration of all things Brit, complete with an aristocrat-packed guest list, Marmalade tasting with the WI & more strawberries, cream & scones than you can shake a morris dancing stick at! Fancy dress inspiration ranged from black cabs to George & the dragon, but our money for the best cosume is on Tatler’s online editor Lisa Williams (currently expecting herself) who wore our Floral Silk Maternity Cocktail Dress in a cheeky homage to the Duchess of Cambridge!

 

Next time you have a glamorous event coming up, why not channel a touch of red carpet glitz with one of the beautiful maternity dresses & ball gowns in the Seraphine LUXE collection.

 

 

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