How to Style your Baby Bump: Free Pregnancy Styling Event 13/12/2018 AT 6PM

By Ella34
November 29, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted November 29, 2018

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Posted November 29, 2018

Tiffany Rose Maternity is the UK?s most respected online retailer of special occasion maternity wear. Normally available only online, this is a great opportunity to see in person why this company?s gorgeous outfits are recommended by pregnant women.

On Thursday, 13/12/218, representatives from Tiffany Rose will be giving a talk on How to Style your Bump for a special occasion. Definitely an event not to be missed, time to be announced.

Winner of the Queen?s Award, Tiffany Rose Maternity is the go-to brand for maternity dresses, maternity bridal wear and stylish yet practical outfits for nursing mothers. The pop-up shop will be at The Baby Cot Shop in King?s Road, London, from 11/12/2018 to 16/12/218.

Wine and refreshments will be provided in this Free event.

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