Add Page Six on Google 8 Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte twinned in white and stripes at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Saturday. ZUMAPRESS.com Team Wales showed up in uniform at the Commonwealth Games.
Kate Middleton, 44, brought her mini-me daughter Princess Charlotte, 11, to the sporting event in Glasgow, Scotland, on Saturday for the family outing.
Prince William joined the pair, along with sons Prince George, 13, and Prince Louis, 8 — the boys’ first time attending the Games.
The mother-daughter duo arrived in coordinating summer whites: Charlotte a ruffled dress by Guess Kids with navy polka dots and stripes, and Kate a striped La Ligne knit sweater vest paired with a Christopher Kane pleated midi skirt.
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Ralph Lauren’s forest green Camden cashmere blazer added a layer of polish to the Princess of Wales’ look, and she accessorized with a go-to pair of nude slingbacks by Camilla Elphick.
Her necklace — mostly hidden under her crewneck top — was a trio of gold stars by one of her favorite jewelry designers, Daniella Draper.
The Princess also owns at least three of the jeweler’s custom chains with the initials “G,” “C,” and “L” in honor of her three children.
Her earrings were Kiki McDonough gold-and-diamond hoops adorned with Annoushka Baroque pearl drops, with Halcyon Days’ Maya Torque bracelet rounding out the jewelry.
Kate and Prince William have brought their daughter along to the Games before: In 2022, the family matched in white and navy at a swim meet in Birmingham, England, with the then-7-year-old Princess stealing the show from the sidelines with her silly faces and Peter Pan collar dress.
This time, all three children were at the couple’s side at the netball and track cycling events.
The kids traded high-fives with the Commonwealth Games mascot and mingled with volunteers and athletes throughout the afternoon. Kate and William — who go by the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay while in Scotland — closed out the day by meeting with Team Wales competitors and their families.
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