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Princess Charlotte attended Easter Sunday with her family. The young princess wore a self-portrait blue chiffon dress. Her parents, Duchess Kate and Prince William, and her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis, were also in attendance.
Princess Charlotte attended the annual Easter service at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Sunday with her parents, the Prince of Wales and her brothers Prince George and Prince Louis. As usual, the family wore coordinated ensembles. Charlotte wore a blue pleated chiffon dress from Self Portrait that matched her brother’s pale blue tie.
Over the dress, she wore a custom coat by Catherine Walker, one of the Duchess’ favorite designers. The tan and brown pieces complemented her mother’s ensemble, an oatmeal tailored crepe lace detail midi dress, also from Self Portrait. The young princess completed her look with black Tory Burch ballet flats. Her brother wore a navy suit, just like her father.
Duchess Kate carried a few more accessories than her daughter, wearing a Juliette Millinery oak leaf teardrop hat in the same color as her dress and carrying a deep toffee smooth Nano Montreal D’Emelier handbag with Ralph Lauren pumps. She wore Queen Elizabeth’s Bahraini pearl earrings in her ears.
It was Duchess Kate’s first Easter Sunday since 2023. In 2024, as Easter approached, the Princess of Wales had just revealed that she was undergoing chemotherapy. The following year, the family vacationed at a country house in Norfolk.
In March 2026, royal photographer Chris Jackson spoke to Page Six about watching the royal children grow up.
“I don’t see them very often, but when I do, it’s so fun to watch them grow,” Jackson shared. “I think they understand that being in this situation is not normal.”
He added: “It’s lovely to see them interacting together. It’s been really special to photograph them over the years.”
