The royal family has arrived in Canada to meet another royalty. Blue was the theme of the royal family. Kate Middleton, Prince William and children Princess Charlotte and Prince George were all attendee.
The family is in Canada for an official trip which will double as a vacation. This is the first time that the Prince and Kate will be together with their children for a vacation in Canada. The couple had been in Canada after three months of being married in 2011, according to E! News.
The Duchess of Cambridge was, as expected, fashionable when they reached their destination. Carrying Princess Charlotte, who wore a dress, a tiny bow clip and shoes all in light blue, Kate Middleton carried herself with grace.
The baby princess matched her brother who was wearing a powder blue sweatshirt and navy blue shorts with black knee-high socks and shoes, much like a cute school boy. The Duchess was wearing a blue Jenny Packham dress and a hat from Lock and Co. Topping off her look is a classy and attention-grabbing maple leaf brooch that was said to belong to Queen Elizabeth and a G. Collins & Sons blue pear-cut earrings.
"They really enjoyed taking Prince George to New Zealand and Australia and are delighted to have this opportunity to introduce them to Canada," according to a spokesperson for Buckingham Palace.
Recently, Kate Middleton was named UK's most influential fashion icon according to a survey. She also inspired other royalties such as Greek Princess Maria-Olympia, who blasted the former by saying she is more experimental and younger.
The royal family is set to meet the prime minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophia Trudeau and other dignitaries. After which they will go to Victoria.
"The warm welcome that you gave us at that important moment in our lives meant a lot to us and we have never forgotten it," Prince William said. The family will have the eight-day tour and will meet the Canadians "face-to-face." Kate Middleton and Prince William left their children in Victoria to rest, while they head to Vancouver, according to Mirror.
