Like Kim Kardashian with her selfies, Kate Middleton must have had at least half a dozen dud photos of her children before she landed the four official photographs of Prince George nursing Princess Charlotte.

How did she create what the British press are calling "a small triumph for domestic photography"?

Firstly, the Duchess, who graduated from St. Andrews with a masters of History of Art and studied at The British Institute of Florence, knows a thing or two about photo composition and aperture on her $2500 Canon EOS 5D Mk II camera, it's her subjects that would've proven more wily than celebrities dodging the paparazzi.

"Kate must have had to come up with any number of gags like "Look at the birdie" to get them right," The Telegraph mused.


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"How many times did George wriggle away, or try to get hold of the camera, or tear off his socks? How many times did Charlotte sick up milk onto her front? Was actual bribery (Thomas the Tank videos on the iPad? Copious biscuits?) required to get George looking sweetly serene rather than a fed-up example of how the "terrible twos" can start early."

Poses aside, the royal couple have produced two adorable children who are captured beautifully in these official snaps.

Note the Princess, the fourth in the line to the throne, wore white, a subtle brush off of traditional gendered hues. Gone was the bonnet she donned outside the Lindo Wing on May 2, for her second close up she again wore a matching ensemble by Spanish label Irulea – the same store where the outfit she wore home from the hospital was purchased from. The white jumper, pants and socks were reportedly a gift from her nanny Maria Borrallo.

The palace declined to comment on how many bibs were harmed, aka covered in spit-up milk, during the sitting.

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Prince George, who rocks a comb-over better than Bert Newton, wore his now trademark chubby cheeks and Amaia Kids Blue France knee high socks with a Rachel Riley cotton shirt and baby blue shorts. Both are available as sets which are being sold online for about $150 each.

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