Even royals have to share clothes.
On Friday, Kensington Palace revealed the official Christmas cards from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles and Prince William, Kate Middleton and their three children.
While the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were noticeably dressed-down in denim and sweaters — and Prince George, 5, stole the show by wearing jeans for the first time — Princess Charlotte, 3, actually wore a sweater that once belonged to her big brother.
The $60 navy Fina Ejerique cardigan was first seen on Prince George in a 2016 family portrait published in Vanity Fair for Queen Elizabeth’s 90th birthday.
This isn’t the first time Charlotte has worn the sweater, either: After Prince Louis was born in April, Kensington Palace released a picture of Charlotte cuddling her new baby brother while wearing the knit.
It remains to be seen if Louis will inherit the cardigan next, but he’s already wearing hand-me-downs himself: All three of Kate and William’s children have worn the same baptism gown for their christenings, which was inspired by one first worn in 1841 by one of Queen Victoria’s children.
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