Prince George celebrated his 13th birthday on 22/7 with his family. Prince William and Princess Kate released a new photo of their son to mark the occasion. In the image, he wears a black suit and a white shirt, showing a growing stature and a resemblance to his father. According to Instyle, he stands approximately 1,75 m tall, matching his mother's height.

Prince George is the first child of Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton. He has a sister, Charlotte (11), and a brother, Louis (8). The prince is the great-grandson of Queen Elizabeth and is third in the line of succession, after his grandfather King Charles and his father. According to Telegraph, the prince is described as simple and "concerned about his future."

As he enters his teenage years, Prince George's attire appears more dignified and formal, according to WWD. His style shares many similarities with that of Prince William, reflecting a more mature approach to royal engagements.

His formal wardrobe, as noted by Harper's Bazaar, has transitioned since last year to classic navy or black suits, paired with ties and white shirts. For everyday wear, the prince opts for polo shirts, puffer jackets, khakis, or jeans, creating an elegant yet approachable impression. Photo: AP

Prince George possesses a fashion appeal comparable to his mother's. Every item George wears is sought after by fans and quickly sells out. His influence has been recognized by fashion publications: in 2015, British GQ named him one of the "Most Stylish Men", and in 2018, he topped Tatler magazine's list of the 30 best-dressed figures of the year.

Turning 13 means George must now adhere to specific British royal dress codes for teenagers, which mandate wearing long trousers. This contrasts with the tradition for boys under eight years old, who typically wear shorts as a symbol of the upper class. For major sporting events like Wimbledon, he is required to wear a suit or blazer with trousers and a tie.

Prince George is set to enroll at the prestigious Eton College, a boarding school for boys, in September, according to People. The institution enforces a strict uniform policy, which includes a black tailcoat, a waistcoat, pinstriped trousers, and a stiff white shirt.

His footwear choices also reflect a blend of tradition and practicality. According to Marie Claire, George favors leather loafers such as moccasins and pebble-sole loafers. Since he was four years old, he has often worn shoes from Papouelli's Barnie line or Pisamonas school shoes. This type of footwear maintains an aristocratic elegance when paired with shorts or trousers, while also providing good grip for him to run and play comfortably.

For his casual wardrobe, Elle reports that George's closet is filled with British high-street and mid-range brands such as Boden, Trotters, and Sunuva.

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