Fanatical Supporters! As Prince Louis strolls around Windsor, his NEW wardrobe steals the show.

Fanatical Supporters! As Prince Louis strolls around Windsor, his NEW wardrobe steals the show. Prince Louis's enchanting presence at Sandringham on Christmas Day not only captivated royal enthusiasts but also unveiled a delightful surprise – a special privilege bestowed upon the young prince. This revelation mirrors a similar favor granted to his brother, Prince George, but the implications may catch some off guard. The heartwarming images of five-year-old Louis strolling hand-in-hand with his cousin Ben became the focal point of the Winds Sandringham stroll on December 25. Yet, it wasn't just his enduring gestures that commanded attention; his wardrobe also sparked intrigued anticipation. Surrounding Louis's attire were expectations of him donning shorts once again, alongside siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte, as well as their parents Prince William and Princess Kate. In 2022, he sported navy blue shorts on Christmas Day, but this time he surprised everyone by wearing a striking pair of check trousers – an unmistakable sign of a newfound privilege. Traditionally, royal boys adhered to the custom of wearing shorts as a subtle symbol of their social standing, a tradition that persisted until the age of 8, after which trousers would be deemed suitable for older boys and men. However, Prince Lou's recent appearance suggests a departure from this norm, indicating that the Prince and Princess of Wales have relaxed this sartorial rule for their youngest child. The manifestation of Prince Louis's newfound privilege was further evident at the Princess of Wales Westminster Abbey Carol Concert, where he confidently adorned a pair of trousers accompanied by his father, Prince William. Louis's joy was evident as he entered the church, marking his debut at the kids' annual Carol concert on December 8. During the concert, the young royal, hand-in-hand with his siblings and parents, contributed to a heartwarming moment by posting letters to less fortunate children. Proudly standing alongside other senior royals, they held candles and sang Christmas songs in the festive hall filled with 1,500 people. Prince Louis's festive evolution was particularly noticeable compared to his debut in 2019, where he appeared shy during the annual Christmas Day church service. On that occasion, he walked hand-in-hand with his family to St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, sparking questions about his attire and chilly December temperatures. Revealed with the choice of shorts for George in contrast to his brother Louis's trousers, this stems from a long-standing upper-class tradition that spans centuries. While George followed this tradition for the initial years of his life, turning nine marked his transition to trousers. While Prince Louis undeniably stole the show at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June, his demeanor during last week's festive event was more reserved. A moment captured showed his excitement, seen in a playful tug on his mother Kate's hand as she conversed with well-wishers, conveying his excitement to return to the Sandringham estate for more Christmas festivities.