Princess Charlotte looked so sweet on Wednesday as she joined members of the royal family for the annual Christmas Day church service at Sandringham.
The daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales, nine, joined her parents as well as her brothers Prince George, 11, and Prince Louis, six, as they followed their grandparents King Charles and Queen Camilla for the post-mass walkabout to share festive greetings with members of the public.
Many picked up on Charlotte's lovely hair accessory.
The young royal was seen donning a green velvet bow from Beulah London in her tumbling hair that had her looking just like her mother Kate.
A family connection
Charlotte's bow has a special family connection as the founder of Beulah London, Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs is a friend of the royal family.
Natasha is the daughter of the Marquess of Reading and according to Tatler, counts not only the Princess of Wales, but also Princess Beatrice, Jack Brooksbank, and Lady Kitty Spencer as friends.
The fashion brand founder's father Simon Isaacs is reported to have been a close friend of King Charles meaning Natasha knew Prince William and Prince Harry growing up.
The royal connection doesn't stop there as Natasha's husband Rupert Finch is reported to have briefly dated Kate during their time at the University of St Andrews in the early noughties.
Copy Kate
Charlotte's mother has worn the brand on public outings herself. In 2020 the then-Duchess of Cambridge chose a blue collared number from the brand as she visited the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn as part of the NHS birthday celebrations.
Meanwhile, in July 2023, the royal chose a floaty blue Beulah dress as she supported William at the Out-Sourcing Inc. Royal Charity Polo Cup.
Charlotte's bows
On Christmas Day, Charlotte's bow accessorised her tartan coat dress and Papouelli shoes.
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It is not the young royal's first hair bow moment of the season as she chose one to wear with her Trotters red coat to Kate's 'Together at Christmas' carol service at Westminster Abbey earlier this month.