Little Prince George made an appearance during today’s coronation ceremony as a sidekick to his grandfather. Apart from the protagonists Charles and Camilla, the rest of Wales were absolute stars. Fashion highlight of the day? Matching outfits for mom Kate and little princess Charlotte.

Dress code

At many coronations over the past few years, there has been a grand feast of crowns and tiaras in the hall. This year was different – fellow royals were more than welcome, but the crown jewels were allowed to stay at home. It would also mean that Kate Middleton will also have to leave her beloved girlfriend’s knotted tiara in the closet.

It now appears that one more sleeve (or well, one jewel) may have been repaired. The Princess of Wales wore a beautiful custom headband on her generous head. In addition, daughter Charlotte was given similar support.

Designer Jewellery

Rumors have been swirling in royal fashion circles for weeks La Middleton for the big dayFloral head piecewill wear Despite some apprehensions about the kitschy flower crown, the princess pulled it off in style. Her bright headpiece is studded with precious metal and crystals, you know Vogue to report, and a collaboration between British fashion house Alexander McQueen and milliner Jess Collette.

This beautiful piece of art was (almost literally) the crowning glory of a custom Alexander McQueen dress. We know Kate is a fashion-conscious yet stylish princess, and this isn’t the first time she’s chosen a British fashion house for such an important milestone. After all, her iconic wedding dress was also from the same label.

Little Princess Charlotte’s dress is so sweet this time that she feels like a big sister. He sang pure Shown during the event. Hand-in-hand with little brother Louis, Charlotte made her entrance in a befitting Alexander McQueen dress and colorful tiara.

Made for royalty

Although Charlotte is still young, she naturally has an important role as a princess. After all, if all goes according to plan, big brother George will eventually take the throne. And for Charlotte? The easiest comparison, of course, is a character like Princess Anne, with her endless audience. engagements His brother supports him.

So his tailor’s dress was already imbued with royal symbolism. Like her mother’s, Charlotte’s dresses featured elaborate embroidery. Here are the four symbolic plants of the four countries of the United Kingdom: roses for England, thistles for Scotland, shamrocks for Ireland and daffodils for Wales. Yet as a young princess, it’s easy to have such a fashion- and royal-conscious mother by your side.

Source: Vogue UK | Image: NL Image