With the "Prince George Effect" still in full force, the fact a two-year old child was named the 49th best dressed man in Britain by GQ didn't really raise many eyebrows.
But isn't it all a bit weird?
That's what 23-year-old journalist Max Knoblauch from Brookyln set to find out when decided to live a week in the royal's tiny sartorial shoes, heading in search of a "wardrobe befitting a toddler prince".
"The first challenge would be finding the clothes in a men's large. The second challenge would be not being arrested," Knoblauch wrote in his piece for Mashable.
Watch what happened in the video above, or check out our favourite outfit recreations below:
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Nailed it.
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Strangely, this kind of works.
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Jury's out on the Crocs though.
But isn't it all a bit weird?
That's what 23-year-old journalist Max Knoblauch from Brookyln set to find out when decided to live a week in the royal's tiny sartorial shoes, heading in search of a "wardrobe befitting a toddler prince".
"The first challenge would be finding the clothes in a men's large. The second challenge would be not being arrested," Knoblauch wrote in his piece for Mashable.
Watch what happened in the video above, or check out our favourite outfit recreations below:
Nailed it.
Strangely, this kind of works.
Jury's out on the Crocs though.
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