And you thought they looked nice in the paparazzi shots…
The first official photos of Princess Charlotte’s christening have been released.
The shiny, smiling and impeccably-dressed royal family were photographed by celebrated fashion photographer Mario Testino — a favourite of the late Princess Diana’s, apparently.
The photos were snapped at Sandringham house, the Queen’s private country residence in Norfolk after the christening.
And, can we say, just look at this attractive crowd:
Princess Charlotte, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the always-cherubic Prince George were joined by the Queen (of course), Prince Charles and Camilla, and the Middleton family — mum Carole, dad Michael, sister Pippa and brother James — for the shoot.
Related: Princess Charlotte has just been christened in a beautiful ceremony.
Sadly, Prince Harry was not at the affair, as he is still learning the ropes as a ranger in Africa.
Testino, 60, has shot everyone from Kate Moss to the Dalai Lama — but now he’s shot four generations of the most famous royal family in the world.
“I am overwhelmed and honoured to be chosen to take these portraits on the occasion of Princess Charlotte’s christening to carry on the documentation of the family that is the soul of this country, a country that has given me so much,” Testino — who originally hails from Peru — wrote on Facebook.
More of the official photos. Post continues after gallery:
Princess Charlotte's Christening
“Photographing Princess Charlotte’s christening was an amazing experience,” he later told Mail Online.
“What impressed me the most was the energy of the family, and of that between the Duke and Duchess. One sees how solid they are together and one gets a sense of their strong family values.
