Helena & Harry IV Commission
- princegeorgepieces
- Jan 6, 2015
- 2 min read
This afternoon, PGP received quite the unexpected but welcome email from Helena & Harry IV Co.; the children’s wear designer was commissioned by Niven Morgan, the Dallas based Fragrance Entrepreneur who (according to the company) is a friend of James Middleton* “earlier” in 2014 to create a “very special ensemble” for HRH Prince George of Cambridge! Although we have not seen Georgie out and about in the outfit, we do enjoy imagining Cheeks sporting the ivory button down with with charcoal pinstripe suit. How adorable would he be heading off to Christmas Eve church service decked out in this fine attire with his trusty Stride Rite Jo shoes and a pair of Amaia knee socks? Especially bundled up in the coordinating Chesterfield Coat and faux-fur lined hat with ear flaps! This adorable ensemble comes with a royal price tag; it will cost you about $2,700 to recreate the look.
Designer Susan Ingram launched Helena & Harry IV in 1989, and named it after her own children. Inspired by 19th century quality craftsmanship, Ingram seeks to create heirloom special occasion wear for infants and young girls and boys. Ingram’s designs celebrate youthfulness without sacrificing the refinement and taste of haute couture. The line also keeps the warmth and comfort of its clients in the forefront, sourcing the best fabrics from Europe. Celebrity A-lister children are no strangers to this Dallas based brand; Suri Cruise, Dakota Fanning, and Willow Smith have all been spotted in Helena & Harry IV, and the clothes have appeared in several movies and magazines. If you have not seen a picture of the real life Helena modeling the dresses and coordinating with her dog, Rosie, you need to drop what you’re doing and check out this cuteness right this second.
With George donning a classy suit like this, it is
no wonder he made the 2015 Best Dressed Men in Britain list by GQ Magazine!
Shoot us any questions you have below (or feel free just to squeal over imagining Georgie in this special get up).
*It was originally thought to have been commissioned by the Cambridges, but further information has been obtained confirming Mr. Morgan as the customer.
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