At the Cambridges, Kate is not the only one to use clothing recycling.
His eldest, Prince George, also begins to take clothes out of the closet.
It’s no secret that Kate Middleton is a fan of clothing recycling. Like her Spanish colleague Queen Letizia, the Princess of Wales is often seen with outfits already worn in the past. A detail that is obviously not exceptional for ordinary mortals, but which may surprise more in royals, who could give in to the fantasy of never wearing the same outfit twice. And while Kate Middleton dusts off her outfits on a fairly regular basis, her eldest son, Prince George, is starting to do the same. The young boy was caught in the act this Sunday, January 1, while he was out with his family in the town of Ascot. But instead of pulling one of her own clothes out of the closet, it is an accessory already worn by his mother that George wore that day. Indeed, the heir to the throne was wearing a navy blue and brown beanie, decorated with a pompom, which Kate Middleton had already displayed during a photo shoot with William in the Alps in 2016.
Prince George: this very relaxed outing with his family
For once, the Cambridges weren’t dressed to the nines during a family outing this Sunday. George and his father, William, had opted for jeans and Nike sneakers, while Charlotte and her mother were in thick boots to face the cold and the slush. Refreshing looks of banality for the Cambridges, who had bet on comfort for this Sunday outing.