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These kicks never get old.
Kate Middleton shared two photos on Instagram with her children for UK Mother’s Day yesterday, showing off some skinny jeans and a familiar pair of white sneakers in the sweet family snaps shot by photographer Matt Porteous.
The Princess of Wales, 41, joined Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 7 and Prince Louis, 4, in a tree for the photos, snapped during the same session as their 2022 Christmas card shoot shared in December.
The mom of three kept it casual in skinny jeans and a white eyelet shirt from MiH Jeans, adding her go-to white sneakers from Superga ($42) as she smiled with her kids.
Middleton is no stranger to repeating an outfit, and the white canvas shoes have been a staple of the princess’ for years.
The princess wore her beloved Supergas to a sailing race in Plymouth, England last summer.Getty Images
She sported the sneakers for a socially distanced park visit in September 2020.Getty Images
She gave a pantsuit a casual twist with the white trainers on a 2021 visit to Scotland.POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesSeen everywhere from sailing races to park visits and receptions at Kensington Palace, this sneaker definitely has royal staying power.
In fact, Middleton has worn her trusty white trainers to a dozen public engagements since 2016, even pairing them with a trouser suit in 2021.
As for the kids, Princess Charlotte sported her own canvas kicks in the Mother’s Day pic, wearing navy slip-on sneakers from Trotters ($42) along with a denim romper.
The princess wore her Superga sneakers for a 2017 event ahead of the London Marathon. Getty Images For more Page Six Style you love …
The boys also got in on the sneaker action, with Prince George rocking a pair of black Nikes and Louis going with black Adidas sneakers ($55) featuring the brand’s signature white stripes.
Along with the tree-top picture, Middleton joined Prince Louis for an adorable one-on-one photo as she held the young royal.
