Princess Charlotte Wears Big Brother George’s Hand-Me-Down Sweater
The Duchess of Cambridge is well known for repeating outfits, but she’s not the only family member that does so.
During a children’s party in Victoria, British Columbia, on Thursday, Princess Charlotte might have just pulled off the cutest castoff yet as she wore the knitted cardigan that her brother, Prince George, was spotted in when he went to meet her for the first time at the hospital in 2015.
The sweet siblings were guests of honor at an event for military families on the grounds of Government House to mark their first tour of Canada with their parents.
And, boy, did the duo steal the show. Charlotte not only showed off her toddling ability but also delighted guests by uttering “Pop” and “Dada.” The 16-month-old tot looked adorable in a $96 Pepa & Co. blue-and-white traditional smock dress with puff sleeves and a Peter Pan collar, which was paired with cute Mary Janes and her brother’s navy blue knitted cardigan.
The classic sweater, from children’s boutique Amaia, looked equally as adorable on Charlotte as it did on her big brother.
“I’m so happy that she chose our cardigan, first for Prince George and now for Princess Charlotte — it’s so lovely and exciting to see our pieces enjoyed and worn in different ways,” Amaia Arrieta, co-owner of the eponymous children’s wear boutique, told People.
And not to be outdone in the style stakes, Prince George, 3, looked equally charming in a red-and-blue checked shirt, with a similar $84 blue sweater by Wild & Gorgeous, worn with burgundy shorts, navy loafers, and his trademark navy knee-high socks.
“We are absolutely delighted that Prince George is wearing Wild & Gorgeous. He looks absolutely adorable in the Harry Jumper,” Sophie Worthington, co-founder of Wild & Gorgeous told Daily Mail.
Of course, this isn’t the first time the Duchess has chosen to dress her children in royal hand-me downs. George has twice worn items his father, Prince William, wore when he was little.
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