All of Prince George and Princess Charlotte's Matching Outfits Have 1 Thing in Common

Updated on July 21, 2017 at 1:15 PM

We love catching glimpses of Prince George and Princess Charlotte's adorable bond, but we particularly love seeing them in their matching outfits. Kate Middleton and Prince William really seem to enjoy color-coordinating their children's ensembles, and their outfits always include some shade of blue. The royal family recently wrapped up their official tour of Poland and Germany, and Charlotte and George rocked not one but three matching looks during their trip. Keep reading to see Charlotte and George's best twinning moments.

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The duo donned matching white outfits for Charlotte's first portraits in 2015, though George added a pop of blue to his.

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Before departing Germany in July 2017, George and Charlotte donned color-coordinated red outfits while viewing helicopters at the Hamburg airport. George sported a red gingham shirt, and Charlotte looked adorable in a red floral dress.

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For their 2016 Canadian tour, the entire brood stepped out in style in their color-coordinated blue ensembles.

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For their fun play date in Canada, George and Charlotte traded in their airport looks for another pair of matching blue outfits. Charlotte donned three different shades of blue, while George spruced up his outfit with some red shorts.

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On the final day of their Canadian tour, Charlotte and George looked adorable in their matching blue and red outfits.

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To kick off their five-day tour of Poland and Germany in 2017, William and Kate dressed Charlotte and George in color-coordinated red and blue looks. William also joined in on the fun with his blue suit and red tie.

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Upon in arriving in Germany in 2017, the royal duo rocked matching blue ensembles. Kate also dressed to impress in a beautiful blue dress.

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