The Duchess Of Cambridge Takes First Official Pictures Of Princess Charlotte (And George)

Kensington Palace have released (and Instagrammed) photographs of Princess Charlotte and her big brother Prince George. In keeping with the 'normal family' image, the Duchess of Cambridge took the four pictures herself. We're not talking about your average iPhone baby picture. Turns out Kate knows a thing or two about lighting.

In the pictures baby Charlotte Diana is only two weeks old and is at their family house, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk. Kate knows how to set up an adorable picture - George cradles his baby sister and plants a kiss on her forehead.

Prince George is back in his favourite Rachel Riley blue shorts n' knee-high socks combo. If you think you recognise those blue shorts, that's because this is the outfit that he wore to meet his sister for the first time at St Mary's Hospital.

As for their living room, it looks like The Duchess of Cambridge is all about beige. The two royals sit on a pristine cream sofa.

The first official portrait of George was also taken by a Middleton, rather than a professional photographer. Kate's father, Michael Middleton, took the first picture of Prince George.

This time they have got even more modern, as Kensington Palace tweeted and Instagrammed an image at 9pm on Saturday evening. An hour before the full set were released to the press.

We will next see Princess Charlotte at her Christening on 5th July. She will be christened by The Archbishop of Canterbury at St Mary Magdalene Church, Sandringham in a private service.