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Princess Charlotte's christening was a royal affair to remember!
The Windsors were the portrait of perfection, as you can imagine:
Kate sported a white Alexander McQueen dress coat, Jane Taylor
fascinator and Mappin & Webb jewelry, including simple silver drop
earrings and a delicate silver necklace. Prince William—in a trim navy
suit—held hands with Prince George, who sported an exceptionally
adorable red-and-white short and collared Rachel Riley shirt combo that
was strikingly similar to one William wore at that age.
By the way, the chic Millson pram is the same one the Queen used for her two youngest children,
Prince Andrew and
Prince Edward, as
The Telegraph reported.
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Queen Elizabeth stepped out in another eye-catching ensemble,
wearing a pale pink frock coat with a floral dress underneath. Her hat
matched the coat (naturally), and she toted her go-to patent leather
black purse for the occasion.
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And Pippa Middleton again reminded us why she was such an attention-grabber at the royal wedding in 2011: The style maven sported a white Emilia Wickstead dress and, just like Kate, an ornate Jane Taylor fascinator.
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Camilla opted for a ladylike blue dress with a wide-brim hat and
nude captoe pumps. And Kate's lookalike mother Carole stepped out in a
cream-colored coat with gray embroidery (all the better to complement
her granddaughter's cream lace gown) paired with a matching fascinator
and dove-gray heels.
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Princess Charlotte, meanwhile, donned a custom Honiton lace and white satin gown
designed by dressmaker to the Queen, Andrea Kelly. The sweeping
confection is a replica of the 170-year-old gown that has been worn to
royal christenings for generations, and a mirror image of the one Prince
George wore to his own christening in 2013.
Mama
Kate doted on the adorable princess before entering the church,
solidifying this ceremony as one of the royal family's most aw-inducing
outings yet.
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