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Princess Charlotte debuts an olive green coat at Royal Christmas Service

25/12/2023

Princess Charlotte accompanied her brothers, Prince George & Prince Louis, and her parents, The Prince and Princess of Wales, for the Christmas Day service at St. Mary Magdalene's Church.

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The Wales family was joined by extended royal family members and led by King Charles III and Queen Camilla for the traditional walk to the church on the Norfolk estate.

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After the yuletide service, the royal family, including the children, paused to chat with eager well-wishers gathered outside.

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WHAT CHARLOTTE WORE

OUTERWEAR: NEW! Friki English Coat in Dark Olive Green (€204). ID by Bojana.

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SHOES: Papouelli 'Angelica' Button Shoes in Navy Patent (repeat).

HAIR: Braided sides tied with navy velvet ribbon.

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Princess Charlotte helps out with the Christmas Baby Banks Initiative

11/12/2023

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Princess Charlotte joined her mother, The Princess of Wales, along with her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis, to volunteer their time at the Baby Bank in Maidenhead.

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The visit was to launch the Christmas Baby Banks initiative. Together, they actively participated in assembling bags filled with thoughtful gifts tailored for children of similar ages, and they also took part in organizing and categorizing incoming donations.

Princess Charlotte wore an outfit by the French brand Cyrillus, which included a red Cotton and Cashmere Sweater (US$50) paired with a Darkwash Denim Skirt (US$57).

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Cyrillus Girls Cotton and Cashmere Sweater in Red

Below is the best image of Princess Charlotte's boots I could find. If you recognize the brand, please drop me a line in the comments!

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Princess Charlotte Rocks Jeans with Family in 2023 Christmas Card

10/12/2023

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On Sunday, Kensington Palace released a new portrait of the Wales family which will serve as their official 2023 Christmas card. The black & white photo was taken by London-based photographer Josh Shinner earlier this year in Windsor.

Photo by Josh Shinner/Kensington Palace

The family sported a casual look with white shirts and a combination of chinos and denim. Princess Charlotte wore a plumetis blouse with frill collar, placket and cuffs paired with jeans and trainers (most likely her navy Hampton Canvas 'Plum' Plimsolls). I will update the post if the items are identified.

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Princess Charlotte Charms in Classic Style at "Together at Christmas" Carols Service

8/12/2023

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Princess Charlotte joined her parents, The Prince & Princess of Wales, and her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis, at Westminster Abbey on Friday evening for the 'Together at Christmas' carols service hosted by her mother.

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The young royals posted their letters to Santa before entering the Abbey.

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The Waleses were accompanied by the extended royal family and members of the Middleton family for a service celebrating those who support babies, children, and families, aligning with The Princess of Wales's Shaping Us campaign.

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The event was filmed for broadcast and will be aired by ITV on Christmas Eve.

Thank you to everyone who has been a part of our special carol service, Together at Christmas.

From the performers whose voices filled Westminster Abbey, to the early years workforce of carers, midwives, nurses and so many more who are not only making a difference to children… pic.twitter.com/JxTFfabG0x
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) December 8, 2023

Princess Charlotte sported a similar outfit to the one she had worn for last year's carol concert, featuring her burgundy Trotters Heritage Classic Coat and complemented by a new pair of Papouelli 'Angelica' Button Shoes in navy patent.

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