Royal fans can’t get over how “smart” Prince Louis looked in his tailored suit as the seven-year-old joined siblings Prince George, 12, and Princess Charlotte, 10, to attend Princess Catherine’s Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey. The whole family matched in navy and green, with Prince Louis wearing a double-breasted suit with a green and navy tie.
Prince George and his dad, Prince William, also wore dark suits, while Charlotte was adorable in a blue dress with a white collar – a perfect complement to her mother’s emerald winter coat.
One fan noted on social media: “Prince Louis is like his mother and grandfather in the art of tailored and sophisticated dressing.”
Another fan noted: “Prince Louis looks so handsome in his suit. Perhaps he is done with short pants as he’s now about the same age that his father switched from short pants to trousers.”
One social media user said: “Prince Louis is far too young to be looking that cool in his suit.”
One said: “Prince Louis’s tie matches his Grandmother Carole Middleton’s blue and green coat dress.”
Other fans noted the “adorable bond” between Prince Louis and his mother, Princess Catherine, as she hosted the carol event.
They added: “Prince Louis looks absolutely adorable with Princess Catherine. My heart melts every time I see moments like this from the Royal Family.”
The service held on December 5, recognised individuals from across the UK who may have dedicated or volunteered their time to be present with others and was attended by 1,600 guests and featured a host of celebrities.
The service recognised individuals from across the UK who may have dedicated or volunteered their time to be present with others, led initiatives that bring people in their community together, or offered a helping hand to those around them.
The ‘Together at Christmas’ event was filmed for broadcast, and will air as part of a special programme on ITV1 and ITVX on Christmas Eve. It will broadcast again on Christmas morning.
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