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Emma Guinness
Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebrations are well underway, and Royal fans have spotted an adorable tribute from Prince Louis to Prince William.
Prince Louis, four, attended the Trooping the Colour this morning (2 June) and delighted crowds when he rode past in a carriage with other members of the Royal Family.
He was accompanied by his mum, the Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Cornwall and his other siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
He was dressed in a fetching white sailor suit, but it wasn’t just any sailor suit, it was the same as the one worn by his father back in 1985.
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While it’s not known if it is exactly the same suit, some Royal fans have speculated that it was the one worn by a then-two-year-old Prince William.
One Royal fan wrote that the father and son looked incredibly alike in the outfit.
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They tweeted: “My heart can’t stand it! Little Prince Louis in a Sailor Suit, looking very much like his father.”
Another Royal watcher wrote that Prince George and Princess Charlotte were wearing outfits they have been seen in before.
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They wrote: “I think only Prince Louis is wearing new togs. We’ve seen that suit on Prince George before many times, and Princess Charlotte wore the powder blue dress (chic!) at the recent Easter services. #PlatinumJubilee."
This means that if Prince Louis is wearing his father’s suit, the children were very much dressed in a sustainable look this Trooping the Colour.
The Duchess of Cambridge was dressed in a £3,000 Alexander McQueen blazer dress, as per the Daily Mail.
She reportedly told her children 'Look at these colours and all the flags!' as the family made their way down the mall in their carriage.
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The Trooping the Colour is a military parade that marked the beginning of four days of events to mark Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee.
The Queen herself was also in attendance and she took a salute on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
She is the only British monarch in history to have served her country for 70 years.
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Her incredible reign is a testament to a speech she made back in 1947, where she pledged her life to the service of the UK, as per Reuters.
She said: "I declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong."