The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a church service on Easter Sunday (17 April) with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
Prince William and Kate brought their eldest two children to the Easter event and the family wore co-ordinating blue outfits for the traditional service in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
Prince George matched his dad in a navy suit, pale blue shirt and polished black shoes. Prince William opted for a maroon tie while his son continued the colour theme with dark blue.
Princess Charlotte was also co-ordinated with her mum, Kate, both of them wearing pale blue dresses.
Kate’s long-sleeved dress features suit-style lapels and a fitted waistline over a full, A-line skirt. Her coat dress is a bespoke piece by Emilia Wickstead she has worn before.
She paired the dress with court-shoe heels and a matching clutch bag, and accessorised her look with a stylish navy headpiece.
If you’re inspired by the Duchess of Cambridge’s look, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite long sleeve, pale blue dresses on the high street, which are perfect for the spring and summer months:
Princess Charlotte wore a floral dress with a neat collar folded over a navy cardigan, plus pale blue tights and Mary-Janes. Princess Charlotte’s adorable dress is the Forget Me Not Smocked Dress from Rachel Riley.
The exact dress worn by the Princess is £119, but we’ve found some alternatives in a similar style for a lesser price tag:
The Cambridges joined other members of the royal family for the event, including Prince Edward and the Countess of Wessex with their children, Lady Louise and James, Viscount Severn.
While the Queen has attended the traditional Easter service, she wasn't present at this year's event. Her Majesty has scaled back some of her in-person appearances after mobility set backs, with other members of the royal family stepping in on her behalf.
