Princess Charlotte made quite the impression at the Platinum Jubilee Pageant, where she attended with her family.

Dressed in a stylish white Amaya summer coat weighing 140lbs, the seven-year-old royal sat between her older brother, Prince George, aged eight, and their younger sibling, Prince Louis, who is just four.

This particular coat seems to be a favorite among the young royals—Charlotte also has a navy version that she’s been spotted wearing previously.

With her long hair elegantly styled into two plaits, Charlotte was all eyes on the festivities unfolding outside Buckingham Palace.

She was joined not only by her siblings but also by her parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

The royal box was a star-studded affair, featuring notable figures like Charles, Camilla, and other members of the royal family, including Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie along with their husbands.

There was much speculation regarding whether the 96-year-old Queen would make an appearance at the event.

She had previously missed two Jubilee events due to health concerns, leaving many hopeful yet uncertain about her presence at this grand celebration.

The pageant itself was divided into four acts, showcasing a military parade, a vibrant journey through seven decades of culture, music, and fashion, and culminating in a spectacular musical extravaganza celebrating the Queen’s life.

Charlotte has become known for her fondness for the Amaya coat, having worn various iterations of it on different occasions.

Just the day before, she donned a navy blue version during a royal engagement at Cardiff Castle alongside her family.

This particular coat is designed to be warm and easy to wear, making it a practical choice for the young royal.

As the pageant commenced, a hologram of the young Queen waving to royal fans was projected onto the iconic Gold State Coach.

The event, which cost a staggering £15 million, gathered royals and politicians alike to witness the two-mile procession through central London.

Among the attendees were prominent figures such as Boris Johnson, Keir Starmer, and Sadiq Khan, all seated in the royal box.

The scale of the pageant was monumental, involving around 10,000 participants, including a cast of 6,000 performers.

The route mirrored Her Majesty’s coronation procession from 1953, offering a nostalgic glimpse into history.

Festivities included celebrities traveling in beautifully decorated open-top double-decker buses, representing the various decades of the Queen’s reign.

Highlighting the celebratory spirit, a peloton of 300 cyclists, featuring vintage bikes from the past seven decades, was led by Sir Chris Hoy and cycling champions Dame Laura and Sir Jason Kenny.

The event promised a grand finale, where close to 200 national treasures would serenade the Queen with a rendition of the national anthem.

Among the colorful characters participating in the Jubilee Parade was a group of Daleks from the beloved sci-fi series Doctor Who, adding a whimsical touch to the proceedings.

Their playful threats of “extermination” entertained onlookers as they rolled along, embodying the cultural icons of the 1960s.

Two bus enthusiasts, Richard Dixon and Ivan Fisher, expressed their excitement about being part of the pageant.

Co-owning a vintage 1950s bus, they had traveled from Norwich, taking nine hours to reach the venue.

Mr. Fisher, who works as a funeral director, shared the joy of contributing to such a significant event, highlighting the privilege of participation.

As the Platinum Jubilee celebrations drew to a close, millions across the nation gathered for community events, including street parties and picnics.

The atmosphere was filled with joy and camaraderie as people came together to honor the Queen’s remarkable 70-year reign.

In a heartfelt tribute, the Prince of Wales referred to the Queen as “Mummy,” reflecting on her unwavering support throughout the years.

He praised her ability to unite the nation during both joyful and challenging times, emphasizing her role as both a sovereign and a cherished family matriarch.

The Duke of Cambridge also took a moment to acknowledge the optimism and hope embodied by the Queen during the Platinum Party at the Palace.

He spoke of the significance of working together for a better future, echoing the Queen’s sentiments from her speech at the COP26 UN Climate Change Summit.

His words resonated with the audience, reminding everyone of the importance of unity and environmental stewardship.