Royals—they’re just like us! Well, maybe in this one case. Kensington Palace released an adorable photo of three-year-old Princess Charlotte and newborn Prince Louis last night. And even though their older brother Prince George wasn’t present in the photograph, a part of him was.
After royal aficionados were finished swooning over the overwhelming amount of cuteness, they noticed Charlotte’s blue cardigan looked familiar. As it turns out, she borrowed her sweater from her older brother, who originally wore the sweater for another royal photograph.
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George, who will be five in July, was around Charlotte’s current age when he was first photographed in the blue embroidered cardigan. Made by Spanish brand Fina Ejerique, it retailed for about $50. He paired it with maroon shorts and kneesocks for his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II’s official ninetieth birthday portrait back in 2016.
Shot by famed photographer Annie Lebowitz, the photograph features a then three-year-old George standing proudly next to his fellow royal relatives.
See it below:
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“We couldn’t be happier to see little Princess Charlotte wearing the same cardigan Prince George once wore," the brand’s designer, Ana Pérez, told People. "It is a huge pleasure to be among the brands in their wardrobe.”
But that's not all: As it turns out, four-week-old Prince Louis is also wearing a hand-me-own from Charlotte in his solo shot that Kate photographed.
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The white jumper he's wearing is the same one Princess Charlotte wore in her own official photograph with Prince George in June 2015.
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Adorable, no? We love a royal rewear, and this definitely takes the cake.
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