All the times Princess Kate and Charlotte wore twinning outfits - and how to recreate their coordinated style without looking cringe
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The Princess of Wales has long been admired for her impeccable sense of style. In fact, she was recently named Britain's 'Best-Dressed' by Tatler.
It's therefore no surprise that her elegant aesthetic is beginning to influence her daughter, Princess Charlotte.
From introducing the young royal to coveted designer labels to coordinating charming mother-daughter looks, Kate has quietly established twinning as one of her signature style statements.
Matching with your daughter is a timeless way to celebrate your bond - while they're still happy to indulge, of course - and Kate and Charlotte offer a constant source of inspiration.
Below, I've rounded up their most memorable twinning fashion moments, along with high street pieces to help you recreate the look with your own little princess.
Classic polka dots
Princess Charlotte charmed fans at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in a white polka dot dress by Guess.
The floaty chiffon design instantly called to mind one of the Princess of Wales' most-loved Alessandra Rich dresses, which Kate has worn on several occasions, including last year's Service of Thanksgiving.
Long favoured by the Royal Family, polka dots were a defining feature of Princess Diana's wardrobe throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
Decades later, the classic print continues to hold its place as a royal signature, with a new generation embracing the playful motif.
Turquoise twinning
One of Kate and Charlotte's most memorable coordinated fashion moments came at last year's Trooping the Colour.
The Princess of Wales looked radiant in an aquamarine Catherine Walker coat dress, complemented by a Juliette Botterill hat.
The ensemble appeared to pay tribute to Princess Diana, who wore a remarkably similar turquoise look to the parade in the early 1990s.
Charlotte completed the picture in a beautifully coordinated dress with classic Mary Jane shoes by Papouelli, proving that understated mother-daughter styling is often the most impactful.
Bold blue
Kate has long championed cobalt blue, with several striking pieces in her wardrobe, including the Roksanda dress she wore to the 2025 Wimbledon Men's Final.
So it was impossible not to draw comparisons when Charlotte stepped out at this year's Championships in a custom-made dress in the same vibrant shade.
Perfectly suited to the young royal, the design featured delicate ruffled sleeves and a timeless A-line silhouette, demonstrating that Charlotte is already taking style cues from her mother.
Pretty in pink
Trooping the Colour 2017 offered one of the earliest glimpses of Kate and Charlotte's coordinated style.
Kate chose a bubblegum pink Alexander McQueen dress with a pleated skirt, finishing the look with a matching Jane Taylor hat.
Charlotte complemented her mother in a pink floral smocked dress, believed to have been custom-made, complete with a traditional Peter Pan collar and delicate embroidered detailing.
Monochrome magic
Black and white has become another colour combination embraced by both Kate and Charlotte.
Kate first showcased the timeless look in 2022, wearing an Emilia Wickstead dress with contrasting black piping to a charity polo match. The sophisticated design proved instantly memorable and remains one of her most recreated summer outfits.
Three years later, Charlotte echoed the monochrome aesthetic at Wimbledon in a custom Sarah Burton for Givenchy dress, complete with contrasting trim and delicate ruffle detailing.
Pastel perfection
Pastel blue has become something of a signature colour for the Wales family, and Kate and Charlotte perfectly demonstrated its appeal at the 2022 Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel.
Kate wore a bespoke powder blue Emilia Wickstead coat dress, accessorised with a matching headband, Emmy London clutch and coordinating heels.
Alongside her, Charlotte looked equally charming in a pale blue floral smocked Rachel Riley dress, finished with light blue tights and classic Mary Jane shoes.