Princess Charlotte made quite an impression during the coronation of King Charles III.
For the ceremony, the 8-year-old princess was attired in a ceremonial gown made from ivory-hued silk crepe, from designer Alexander McQueen.
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According to The Telegraph, Charlotte’s gown mirrored that worn by her mother, a scaled-down version of the bespoke outfit that Sarah Burton and Alexander McQueen created for Princess Kate.
The Princess of Wales’ dress and matching cape “were crafted from ivory silk crepe, with ivory satin stitch embroidery featuring rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock motifs, to represent the four nations of the United Kingdom,” noted The Telegraph.
Also reflective of her mother’s attire was Charlotte’s headpiece, a collaboration between McQueen and milliner Jess Collett that reflected the design of her mother’s tiara, made from silver bullion, crystals and silver threading.
The coronation marked the first time that Charlotte has appeared in public wearing ceremonial royal garments.
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Meanwhile, Charlotte proved herself to be the consummate big sister during the ceremony as she kept an eye on younger brother Prince Louis, aged 5.
As they joined the procession entering Westminster Abbey, Charlotte held Louis hand, and at one point was seen adjusting his suit.
