Zara Tindall enjoys day at the races in spectacular outfit

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published 18 November 2024

Zara Tindall looked relaxed and happy for a day at Cheltenham racecourse, and we can't stop admiring her beautiful winter outfit.

Attending day two of the races, Zara wore the most stunning 'Amelia' military green coat and 'Regina' knee high boots, both from Fairfax and Favor. The renowned British clothing brand is a favourite of the King's niece, as is Aspinal of London, makers of the 'Lottie' bag she's seen holding. The only other clothing visible was Zara's elegant and on-trend frill-collared blouse, which complemented the look beautifully.

And her bag wasn't the only standout accessory. Zara wore a Jenny Roberts 'Victoria' leather headband in green, and kept her hands warm with some Mulberry Darley Gloves in burgundy. The whole outfit oozes luxury and elegance - a style that has become synonymous with the popular royal.

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Zara Belted Wool Coat

This belted wool coat is an absolutely stunning, timeless piece. The longer length gives it a Royal Family feel, and it's winter staple that will transform and day or evening look. As the best winter coats go, this is hard to beat.

Carvela Pose Knee High Boots

Heeled knee high boots will elevate any look this winter, and this Carvela pair is particularly good. They're 100% leather and will work with everything from a midi skirt to skinny jeans and cosy knitwear.

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Aspinal of London Lottie Bag

The epitome of timeless style, the Lottie bag from Aspinal of London is a classic. The brand is loved by the royal family, particularly Kate Middleton and Zara Tindall, who are both often spotted holding one of its beautiful accessories. This gorgeous handbag is a highly versatile addition to any accessory collection.

Zara kept her jewellery to a minimum, re-wearing her beautiful Crumbling Rock hoop earrings by Alighieri. But her coat was the stand out piece, so much so we have little idea what her outfit was underneath, other than the white blouse seen filling the same v-space before her coat buttons start.

The outfit is a brilliant example of how to choose outerwear as a statement piece. Aware she would be outside much of the day, and the temperature dropping, Zara made her coat and accessories the real stars of the show.

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Dorothy Perkins Military Double Breasted Maxi Coat

I don't know about you but I never to think to look at Dorothy Perkins, but this coat is proof that we're all missing out! The double breasted design and military-inspired buttons are super smart, and at this price, it's well worth it for a winter coat.

Duo Boots Dalia Standard Knee High Boots

Available in three different heights - standard, tall and petite, as well as eight different calf widths, it's easy to see why Duo made it onto our best winter boots shortlist. One reviewer wrote: "This is my 2nd pair of Duo boots and they are lovely don’t think I’ll ever buy knee high boots from anywhere else."

Stradivarius Crossbody Bag with Buckle

You'll have to race us to the checkout on this one. £17.99 for a suede-look bag is incredibly good, and the buckle detailing makes it look very premium. It's also available in black or blue.

This is the first time we've seen Zara out and about in a while, here's hoping it's not too long before we see her again, especially if she's planning on offering more winter outfit inspiration like this one.

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Kerrie is the editor of woman&home (digital). For seven years previously she was editor of Future’s world-leading design title Creative Bloq, and has written for titles including T3, Coach and Fit&Well on a wide range of lifestyle topics.

After a decade of working in retail, Kerrie went back to education at the ripe old age of 27, graduating with a first-class honours degree in creative writing three years later. Her career in journalism began soon after, when she secured a job as a staff writer at Future Plc. In the 14 years since, she has worked her way up to editor level, gaining a wealth of digital experience along the way.

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