There is always much debate about which royal relative the Prince and Princess of Wales' children look like. However, one photograph taken last Christmas finally settled the confusion when it comes to Princess Charlotte.
The young royal bore a striking resemblance to her late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, during the annual Christmas Day walkabout at Sandringham in Norfolk.
Charlotte joined her siblings George, 12, and Louis, eight, and other senior members of the royal family for morning mass at St Mary Magdalene Church before greeting the public who had gathered in the church's grounds.
For the festive occasion, the young princess wore a two-toned beige and chocolate brown double-breasted coat, dark brown tights and ballet flats in the same rich colour. The coat was bespoke Catherine Walker, and her shoes were Tory Burch cap-toe, croc-effect suede, according to Royal Fashion Police's Instagram page at the time.
She pulled her long brunette hair back from her face and styled it in a half-up-half-down fashion, fastening it together with a brown velvet bow clip. Her look for the festive gathering appeared remarkably similar to that of her great-grandmother, who also visited Sandringham every year.