Currently a mother-to-be herself for the second time around, co-founder of Marchesa, Georgina Chapman, dishes about her own pregnancy and gives advice to Kate Middleton on how to dress as her pregnancy progresses — she says it’s all about ‘embracing’ your growing bump and staying ‘comfortable’ as your body changes!
If anyone knows how to always look stylish and chic, it’s designer Georgina Chapman, co-founder of Marchesa. When she isn’t sending ethereal frocks down the runway or watching them storm the red carpet, she’s judging Project Runway All Stars alongside designer Isaac Mizrahi, mentor Joanna Coles, and host Carolyn Murphy. We got to catch up with the multi-tasking mom, (who currently has baby number two on board!), who filled us in on what it’s really like on the second season of the fashion reality show — and she even gave us her personal take on Kate Middleton‘s Royal maternity style!
“She’s so stylish, she always gets it right,” she said when we asked her about Kate. “I think it depends on body type. Everyone changes differently, but you need to be comfortable and definitely embrace these wonderful months of your life, it’s just great.”
While Georgina admits she has been “rather lucky with easy pregnancies,” she sympathizes with the Duchess and her bout of acute morning sickness. “I hope she’s feeling better, I really do. The poor thing,” she said.
If anyone knows how to keep it stylish and chic during pregnancy, it’s definitely Georgina. We think trying to stay comfortable during these nine months is a great piece of advice for Kate, especially since she has been feeling under the weather — and we can’t wait to see how her maternity style evolves, along with her growing baby bump!
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Posted at 10:40 AM on December 13, 2012
at least get the name of the condition correct it’s hyperpermesis gravidarum which can be deadly for both mother and child. if Mrs Chapman has never had M/S she has no clue what Duchess Catherine is going through why not ask someone who has admitted to battling morning sickness on at least one occasion like Stella McCartney she admitted to having it horribly with her daughter Bailey in 2006 after not having it with her son Miller the year before