Have you ever wanted to emulate the Duchess of Cambridge's style? Well, now there's an app for that. Former actress Helen Barclay has given up a career under the stage lights to create the world's first mobile app that helps savvy shoppers create the Kate Middleton look. Admitting that she is "absolutely obsessed" with Kate's iconic style, fashion fanatic Helen spotted a gap in the digital market while browsing the high street. Realising that there was no existing app to help fans of the Duchess copy her sartorial magic, Helen developed her own programme to track and locate Kate's fashion finds...
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