PREGNANT DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE STUNS IN NAVY AS SHE JOIN FORCES WITH ARTIST GRAYSON PERRY

BOMWEEKLY January 15, 2015

The Duchess of Cambridge was every inch the yummy mummy as she was joined by Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry at a London primary school today.

Resplendent in a £450 loose fitting navy dress by Madderson London that showed a hint of baby bump, the Duchess was all smiles as she arrived at Barlby Primary School in West London and wore her long hair in trademark waves.

She and Perry, who wore a typically daring short black dress teamed with bare legs and black court shoes, were at the school to name a new art studio and the Duchess was given some art of her own to take home.

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Hint of a bump: A tiny baby bump could be seen beneath the Duchess' dress.

She is due to give birth to her second child in April

Accessories: She teamed her dress with black courts and her sapphire engagement ring

Getting bigger: Her bump was clearly visible

First outing: This is the first time the Duchess has been seen in public since attending church with the rest of the royals on Christmas Day

Then, she chose a cosy tweed coat and a matching brown hat

Is that for me? Two of the children, supervised by Grayson Perry, present the Duchess of Cambridge with a collage-covered chair

Delighted: The royal mother-to-be looked absolutely thrilled as the children presented her with the handmade gift

Glamorous pair: The 33-year-old was joined by Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry who turned up in a typically glamorous ensemble

Supporter: Like the Duchess, the artist is a long-term supporter of The Art Room, a charity that provides art therapy to children

And up! Before lifting the pint-sized chair

Thanks: She bent down to thank the pupils

Culled from Dailymail.co.uk

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AnonymousThursday, 15 January 2015 at 16:12:00 GMT+1
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