Princess Charlotte copies mum Kate’s fashion from 14 years ago in sweet look

Mother and daughter have worn very similar looks.

Princess Charlotte copies mum Kate’s fashion from 14 years ago in sweet look

Mother and daughter have worn very similar looks.

The Royal Family arrive at Sandringham on Christmas Day

Princess Charlotte stepped into the spotlight with a look that quietly echoed royal fashion history, reminding onlookers that style within the monarchy is rarely accidental. While the appearance took place on Christmas Day during the traditional Sandringham walkabout, the focus quickly shifted to what she was wearing rather than the calendar date itself.

Dressed in a bespoke light brown coat by Catherine Walker, Charlotte, 10, completed the tailored design with coordinating brown tights and classic pumps.

What made the moment particularly compelling was its connection to the past. The coat closely mirrored a design worn by her mother, the Princess of Wales 14 years ago, when she and Prince William attended the RNLI lifeboat launch of Hereford Endeavour in Anglesey.

Princess Charlotte wears near identical look to Princess Kate 14 years ago (Image: Getty)

Princess Catherine stepped out in a chic beige coat, similar to Princess Charlotte (Image: Getty)

Catherine’s earlier look featured a neutral wool coat dress accented with rich brown detailing – a silhouette now thoughtfully echoed on her daughter.

The visual symmetry felt intentional, a gentle reminder of how royal fashion evolves through continuity rather than reinvention.

Catherine Walker’s involvement only deepened the significance. The British designer has been instrumental in shaping many of Princess Catherine’s most defining style moments as the future Queen.

Princess Charlotte was snapped in a bespoke Catherine Walker coat (Image: Getty)

Her designs have consistently balanced restraint with quiet confidence, helping Catherine, 43, establish a signature that feels timeless rather than trend-driven.

That same philosophy now appears to be guiding Charlotte’s emerging wardrobe.

Last year for Trooping the Colour, Walker also created a bespoke turquoise ensemble for Catherine, with Charlotte wearing a coordinated version alongside her – reinforcing a tradition of visual harmony between mother and daughter.

Princess Charlotte and Mia Tindall walked together as they stepped out at Church on Christmas Day (Image: Getty)

Ultimately, this was royal fashion at its most meaningful. Charlotte’s look was not about occasion dressing, but about heritage, memory and continuity.

It offered a glimpse into how royal style is passed down – not through trends, but through thoughtful repetition.

A sweet, understated moment that felt entirely authentic. In its quiet confidence, the look captured the essence of modern royalty: respectful of the past, grounded in the present, and effortlessly poised for the future.