Princess Charlotte’s sweet tribute to Prince George at Wimbledon that went unnoticed | Royal | News

Princess Charlotte looked radiant at Wimbledon on Sunday as she proudly sat next to her mother, Princess Kate, who attended the men’s finals. The pair were joined by Prince William and Prince George for their family day out.

The 10-year-old royal has access to some of the world’s most luxurious jewellery, but she chose to wear an affordable £65 Pandora bracelet. Charlotte’s delicate silver bracelet also featured three charming pendants from the brand, including a character from her elder brother’s favourite film.

The sweet and sentimental accessory added a personal touch to her polished courtside look as she appeared in a custom dress by her mother’s favourite designer, Sarah Burton.

Back in 2017, the Prince of Wales revealed that his son’s favourite movie is Disney’s The Lion King. During a royal engagement in Paddington, London, Prince William shared that they’ve watched the cartoon classic “a few times” together.

Attached to Princess Charlotte’s bracelet was an adorable £80 Pandora charm featuring Nala from The Lion King — a subtle and sweet nod to her elder brother.

The rose gold-plated charm added a playful yet meaningful touch to her jewellery, highlighting Charlotte’s growing personal style and the strong sibling bond she shares with Prince George.

Also attached to her bracelet was a dangling charm featuring her birthstone — an emerald-green gem representing May — along with an engraved heart charm, both from the same brand.

Charlotte’s Pandora bracelet, complete with the additional charms, totals around £325.

The young royal mirrored her mother’s style, following in the fashionable footsteps of the Princess of Wales during their Wimbledon appearance.

Princess Charlotte looked effortlessly elegant in a bespoke cream dress, detailed with delicate frills and subtle black piping.

The design comes courtesy of Sarah Burton, former creative director at Alexander McQueen, who famously created Princess Kate’s iconic wedding gown.

Now leading at Givenchy, Burton most recently designed the striking white dress worn by the Princess of Wales at last week’s State Banquet.

This appearance marks at least the fourth time Charlotte has worn one of Burton’s creations, as she has previously done so at Trooping the Colour for the past three years.