The Cambridge family are known to favour blue outfits, often appearing publicly wearing the colour, so why is this the case?
During Trooping Colour, Prince George and Princess Charlotte sat in the carriage with their little brother Prince Louis seated between them.
Charlotte was pictured wearing a cornflower blue dress, while George wore a very smart blue suit.
Louis also wore a blue naval-themed outfit, and he at one point appeared to have his hand pushed down by his big sister while he waved enthusiastically.
Blue is often the Cambridge family’s colour of choice. Earlier this year, Prince George and Princess Charlotte joined their royal parents for the traditional Easter service, and the entire family was dressed in shades of blue.
The whole family also appeared to clap for the nation’s carers in 2020 wearing blue in tribute to the NHS.
There are multiple theories about why the Cambridge family often dressed in blue.
Kate and William are thought to dress their children in blue to symbolize their cohesion as a family in the public eye.
But blue is also a powerful colour, which is fitting for the future King and Queen and their children.
Karen Haller, Behavioural Colour Psychology and author of The Little Book of Colour, previously spoke to MyLondon about the Cambridge family’s favourite colour.
Ms. Haller said: “Wearing the same hue when the Cambridges are showing they are coming together as a family, representing themselves as a cohesive unit.
“When it comes to colour psychology darker blues communicates you are in a position of authority, trustworthy, reliable and can be depended on. You have a sense of duty and take that seriously with a committed focus.
“There is also an adverse side to blue and that is you can come across as aloof and distant so they don’t want to inadvertently create the feeling that they are unapproachable.”
