It’s a hat trick for McQueen! Kate repeats the look she chose for George and Charlotte’s christenings in at dress by her favourite designer – teamed with a VERY eye-catching headpiece
- Duchess wore white ruffled McQueen coat dress to George’s christening in 2013
- Opted for a similar design in buttercup yellow for Charlotte’s in 2015
- Recycled the outfit for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May
The Duchess of Cambridge wore a McQueen coat dress to Prince Louis’ christening today – after wearing the designer for both George and Charlotte’s big days.
She teamed the ensemble with an elegant hat by Jane Taylor, trimmed with white flowers.
Kate, 36, seems eager to stick to at tried and tested outfit formula for her children’s christenings after wearing very similar ensembles to the ceremonies for her older two.
For Prince George’s christening in October 2013, Kate wore a stunning cream ruffled suit by Alexander McQueen, the same designer behind her wedding dress.
At Princess Charlotte’s baptism in 2013, she wore a similar primrose yellow silk tailored coat, also by McQuen to the ceremony at St Mary Magdalene Church at Sandringham.
The Duchess of Cambridge wore a McQueen coat dress to Prince Louis ‘ christening today – after wearing the designer for both George and Charlotte’s big days.
Kate looked radiant as she greeted the Archbishop of Canterbury outside the chapel
The mother-of-three stuck to a tried and tested formula in a cream McQueen dress. She also chose a ruffled number by the designer for Prince George’s christening in 2013
The Duchess opted for another Alexander McQueen coat dress for Charlotte’s christening in July 2015 (left). She recycled the buttercup yellow number for Harry and Meghan’s wedding at Windsor Castle in May (right)
She recycled the same outfit for Harry and Meghan’s wedding at St George’s chapel in Windsor in May this year, within weeks of giving birth to Prince Louis.
However, she faced criticism from some quarters with onlookers claiming the pale yellow colour was too close to white to wear to a wedding.
The Duchess is currently enjoying a spell out of the limelight as she focuses on Prince Louis who was born on 25 April.
It was announced in March when she went on maternity leave that she would appear at a few family occasions over the summer, but will not resume official duties until the Autumn .
Her first public appearance after introducing Louis to the world on the steps of the Lindo Wing was at Harry and Meghan’s wedding just over three weeks later.
She also joined the royals on the Buckingham Palace balcony for Trooping The Colour on 9th June.
The Duchess opted for McQueen for Princess Charlotte’s Christening at the Church of St Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham Estate
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