The Adorable Look Of Princess Charlotte And Prince George

The Adorable Look Of Princess Charlotte And Prince George

Without a doubt, Princess Charlotte and Prince George impose fashion on children of their age and that is why great brands make beautiful and adorable designs for them.

The children of the European Royal Houses such as Denmark, Sweden, Holland and England have declared their love for Spanish fashion and firms such as Pili Carrera, Amaia Arrieta, Pepa & Company have as regular clients Kate Middleton, Mary Donaldson, Victoria of Sweden and Maxima from Holland.

Princess Charlotte, in her first pose at Kensington Palace, chose a floral dress from the Valladolid firm M&H, a firm of which she has dressed on more occasions. His brother, Prince George has worn, on different occasions, designs by firms such as Fina Ejerique, Pisamonas or Mayoral.

Princess Charlotte in a floral dress from Valladolid firm M&H. EFE / @ kensingtonroyal
Princess Charlotte in a floral dress from Valladolid firm M&H. EFE / @ kensingtonroyal

But not only Europe wears Spanish children’s fashion, but the Galician firm Pili Carrera, set foot in the White House two years ago, since two of Donald Trump’s grandchildren, Tristán Milos (5 years old) and Chloe Sophia (2 years old) wore With clothes from the brand’s fall winter 2016-2017 collection.

The children’s shoe brand Tritex, which houses brands such as MAÁ and Manuela de Juan, has been chosen, on many occasions, by Sarah Jessica Parker, Kate Hudson, Alessandra Ambrosio or David Beckham to wear their children.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared two photos of Princess Charlotte at Kensington Palace.

Princess Charlotte at Kensington Palace. Photo: kensingtonroyal
Princess Charlotte at Kensington Palace. Photo: kensingtonroyal

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a photo of Prince George in great looks on his fifth birthday.

Photo of Prince George at age five.
Photo of Prince George at age five.

This is how royal families will dress

In a national panorama that dresses the Royal Houses of different countries, we analyze the next trends that are going strong and that will probably sneak into the closets of the smallest of royalty.

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Alluding to the trends for the next season, as has been seen in FIMI (International Children’s and Youth Fashion Fair), neutral tones such as ocher or beige are maintained, betting strongly on classic combinations such as navy blue and red, presented in prints that have already become a trend, such as the tartan print, both with large and smaller squares.

Royal colors. EFE / FIMI
Royal colors. EFE / FIMI

As an innovative proposal in children’s fashion trends, the color black, commonly assigned to garments for adults. Presented in different forms, such as trim and decorative bows or prints such as "plumeti", to "total looks" for the most daring.

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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, following Prince Louis’s christening. �� by Matt Holyoak at Clarence House.

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Shades such as dusty pinks and turquoise, intense color ranges for the winter months that blur the color barrier between the winter and summer seasons.