Princess Charlotte brought out a big bow for Trooping the Colour.

On June 13, the 11-year-old princess wore her long hair in her signature style to her grandfather King Charles’ official birthday parade in London.

Princess Charlotte had her tresses pulled back in a half-ponytail tied with ribbon, and the hair bow was her biggest yet. Royal reporter Rebecca English said in a post on X that the young royal’s organza bow was by famed milliner Jane Taylor.

Cameras captured Princess Charlotte’s style as she traveled in a horse-drawn carriage with her mom, Kate Middleton, and brothers, Prince George, 12, and Prince Louis, 8.

Princess Charlotte wears her hair long like Princess Kate and has made half-ponytails with ribbon her hair hallmark. The young royal wore her locks that way three times in December 2025.

Charlotte’s white hair bow at Trooping marked her largest of the hair accessories so far, and her locks were twisted near the bow.

The Prince and Princess of Wales’ daughter has also previously sported smaller ribbons or had her hair plaited back in braids when she’s worn her hair this way, and her oversize bow at Trooping matched her white outfit.

A close look showed that her dress also featured pale blue flowers, matching with her mom’s pale blue Catherine Walker ensemble and George and Louis’ twinning ties.

Charlotte’s white frock fit right in also, as Kate’s coatdress and Philip Treacy hat were accented with the color.

The Prince and Princess of Wales’ family is known to coordinate their outfits for special occasions like holiday outings and Trooping the Colour, and baby blue was the shade of the day on Saturday.