She completed the look with Dune London’s burgundy suede boots, a £450 Aspinal of London hobo bag, and a Bee Smith burgundy petal headband that tied the whole outfit together.
Zara opted for a pair of Van Peterson £230 ruby mosaic drop earrings, which sparkled beautifully against her sleek updo and muted makeup.
Royal fashion fans were quick to praise her sartorial win. One admirer wrote on X “I love how all these royal ladies have their own style… Zara is equestrian chic.” Another added: “She is a real princess. Everything looks great on her.”
While a third chimed in and penned: “Isn’t Zara smashing?? I especially love the Fold London pieces here! As someone else posted, she looks cozy and very stylish. Love the outfit and especially the colors. The burgundy makes everything pop, and is a smart choice.”
Zara Tindall made a radiant appearance over the weekend, bringing a welcome touch of warmth and grace to Ascot Champions Day amid a turbulent period for the royal family.
While she’s not a working royal, Zara, reminded onlookers of the poise and professionalism that runs deep in the Windsor lineage.
Her cheerful demeanour and effortless charm were a stark contrast to the headlines surrounding her uncle, Prince Andrew, whose royal titles were formally removed following discussions with King Charles.
