Princess Charlotte joined her parents, Prince William and Princess Catherine, along with her brothers Prince George and Prince Louis, for the family’s traditional Christmas Day walk at Sandringham. The 10-year-old princess stepped out of Saint Mary Magdalene Church wearing a new brown-and-tan coat by designer Catherine Walker. Observers noted its striking resemblance to a similar coat her mother wore over a decade ago during her first official royal engagement in February 2011, shortly after her engagement to Prince William.
Charlotte’s bespoke coat featured a chocolate-brown velvet collar, echoing details from Middleton’s original design. Though the Princess of Wales didn’t rewear her own coat for the occasion, she chose another meaningful piece: a brown tartan Blazé Milano coat she first wore in January 2024 while announcing her cancer remission after a visit to Royal Marsden Hospital.
The festive season highlighted several stylish moments for the mother-daughter duo. Earlier in December, they coordinated in matching half-up hairstyles with bows for King Charles’ Christmas lunch. They also wore navy and evergreen outfits at Westminster Abbey’s carol service, where Charlotte and Middleton delighted guests with a piano duet.
The family appeared joyful during the sunny Sandringham walk, with Charlotte pairing her coat with a red dress and a coordinating bow. The wardrobe choices underscored a blend of tradition and personal significance for the royals as they celebrated the holidays.