With Princess Kate as his mother, it’s no surprise that Prince George has already developed a keen sense of style. The 11-year-old royal appears to be taking inspiration from his mum, stepping out in one of her go-to brands for a recent outing.
Prince George joined his father, Prince William, at a football match on Wednesday, sporting a navy jacket from Reiss, the same brand known for supplying Princess Kate with many of her chic blouses and blazers.
The father-son duo looked dapper in matching jackets, sharing enthusiastic reactions during the exciting match, although their team, Aston Villa, lost to the French giant PSG.
Prince George: A Fashion Icon in the Making
As the older sibling to Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte, Prince George has been a trendsetter from a young age.
His fashion debut came in 2014, when he was photographed in a Christmas portrait wearing a knitted top featuring mini–Queen’s Guards, paired with shorts, long socks, and little dress shoes. His endearing smile and stylish ensemble made an immediate impact.
The top, from Cath Kidston, sold out almost instantly and was restocked due to its popularity, cementing George as a style icon for children. Princess Kate continues to dress him in smart outfits, whether for casual outings or formal occasions—making it clear that George has inherited his mum’s impeccable fashion sense.
Princess Kate: A Royal Fashion Legacy
Princess Kate’s timeless fashion sense has earned her a spot as one of the most stylish royals. Her wardrobe, which blends classic dresses with tailored blazers, remains a staple of her elegance.
Her fondness for polka dots also carries on a royal tradition that dates back to the 1940s. Princess Margaret, the late Queen Elizabeth II’s younger sister, famously wore a silk polka dot dress in a portrait taken before her 17th birthday.
Princess Diana later embraced the trend in the 1980s, donning a black-and-white polka dot dress to the Epsom Derby in 1986 alongside Princess Anne.
