Kate Middleton, Prince William and Prince George Have a Matching Fall Shoe Moment for Young Royal's First Day at Eton College

It was a big day for Kate Middleton and Prince William, who dropped off their firstborn, Prince George, on his first day at Eton College on Tuesday. The trio used fashion to show a united front during their special moment, opting for matching suede brown shoes. Middleton opted for a pair of her go-to Gianvito Rossi high-heeled pumps. She chose the Gianvito 85 in a chocolate brown shade, which retails for $850. The Gianvito 85 is a pointed-toe pump with an elegant low-cut vamp. The silhouette of the brand's signature style is enhanced by the 85mm stiletto heel, which is around 3.3 inches. The Made-in-Italy Rossi pumps are available in an array of colors, shades and textures, and they have become an essential part of Middleton's wardrobe during her years as a royal. Middleton wore a bespoke Emilia Wickstead emerald green dress she has previously worn. The dark green wool-crepe midi dress featured a structured square neckline and a matching tonal belt. She wore sheer stockings and accessorized with Cartier Trinity earrings and a Laura Lombardi Portrait necklace. The young royal followed in his mother's footsteps, opting for a pair of dark brown suede loafers with a low profile and topstitching detail. He had a twinning moment with his dad, pairing the brown shoes with a navy blue suit, shirt and tie. William appeared to be wearing the Bruno Magli Vasto Suede Plain Toe Derby. The shoe design is part of the royal's signature casual style, focusing on his choice of dark brown suede chukka boots and tailored navy trousers. The Prince of Wales frequently favors these chocolate brown suede chukkas for smart-casual and outdoor royal engagements. He often wears pairs from established British heritage labels like Russell & Bromley or Crockett & Jones. By enrolling at Eton, George is keeping the tradition of several prominent male figures in his family and British history. His father, Prince William, attended from 1995 to 2000, and his uncle, Prince Harry, studied there from 1998 to 2003. Eton College is a prestigious all-boys boarding school located in Berkshire, near Windsor Castle.