Kate Middleton And Princess Charlotte Make A Splash In Aqua Outfits At King's Birthday Parade
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The mother and daughter were a vibrant royal pair at the annual military celebration in London.
Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte made a vivid impression at this year’s Trooping the Colour in London.
The mother and daughter appeared at the annual event decked out in coordinated aquamarine outfits, with the Princess of Wales clad in a brightly colored coat-dress and matching hat, alongside 10-year-old Charlotte in a more muted, minty shade.
Middleton’s coat-dress was designed by Catherine Walker —a favorite of Princess Diana —while her pearl drop earrings belonged to Queen Elizabeth II.
Trooping the Colour is a yearly military parade that also serves as the king or queen’s official birthday celebration ― even though it often doesn’t fall on the sovereign’s actual birthday. The real birthday of King Charles III is Nov. 14.
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