Princess Charlotte Fashion: How To Copy Little Royal's Adorable Cream Dress [PHOTOS]

Kate Middleton and Prince William's only daughter, Princess Charlotte, has already been a flower girl and bridesmaid for several weddings despite being only 3 years old.

One of Princess Charlotte's cutest and most memorable outfits was her flower girl dress for aunt Pippa Middleton's wedding to James Matthews in 2017. The adorable little flower girl stole the show at Duchess Kate's sister's nuptials in her cream frock from Pepa & Co.

Princess Charlotte's dress had a Victorian twist, featuring voluminous sleeves, a Peter Pan collar and pretty ribbon detail. Princess Charlotte accessorized her outfit with white tights and a lovely flower crown made from gypsophila. See some throwback photos of the little royal's flower girl look below!

For those who want to get some fashion inspiration from Princess Charlotte's flower girl dress for your own weddings, high-end brand Ghost has some gorgeous frocks that are similar to the princess' outfit.

According to Hello! magazine, the label has 20 dresses available, all fully-lined and cut from luxurious satin fabric. One campaign photo even features a young model who resembles Prince George and Prince Louis' sister.

There's a big chance you could find the perfect look for your little flower girls or bridesmaids as Ghost's dresses are available in five different colors, ranging from blush pink to mint green. The frocks are designed with the same Victorian-style look as Princess Charlotte's dress and also feature big bows at the back. Ghost's dresses are perfect for children between the ages of 2 to 10 years old.

Ghost's "Florence" flower girl dress, which costs £95 ($121), closely resembles Princess Charlotte's dress, though it comes in all white and without the pink detailing. The same frock also comes in blush pink. See more options here.

Meanwhile, Princess Charlotte also served as a bridesmaid during uncle Prince Harry's royal wedding to Meghan Markle in May last year. This time, the little royal and the rest of the bridesmaids and page boys wore custom Givenchy outfits.

Princess Charlotte wore a custom-made white silk dress designed by Clare Waight Keller, who was also responsible for Markle's iconic wedding gown. Her shoes for the nuptials were from one of the bride's favorite labels, Aquazzura, and even had her initials and the wedding date embroidered in the soles, according to People.