Zara Tindall's go-to sunglasses, the Finlay Tavistock frames, are priced at £160, making them a more affordable option than many Ray-Ban models. The 44-year-old royal has been seen wearing the champagne-toned shades repeatedly this summer, from Royal Ascot to Wimbledon, and most recently during a trip to Germany, where she paired them with a black tuxedo jumpsuit and a quilted Aspinal of London bag.
Design and Features
The Tavistock sunglasses feature a bold square shape inspired by classic 1960s silhouettes, with a translucent champagne frame and graduated brown lenses. The neutral colourway makes them easy to style, while the oversized finish adds glamour without overwhelming an outfit. Handmade from Italian acetate and fitted with Zeiss lenses offering full UVA and UVB protection, they combine a polished designer look with everyday practicality.
Popularity Among Royals
Finlay has become a popular brand among royals, with Princess Catherine and Prince William regularly choosing the label. Zara's repeated wear of the Tavistock frames demonstrates their versatility, working equally well with colourful summer dresses and sharper monochrome looks.
Alternative Options
For those seeking a bolder take, the Yellow & Tort Square Acetate Sunglasses from Oliver Bonas are available for £55, featuring a chunky cream frame with tortoiseshell detailing. Alternatively, the & Other Stories retro rectangle sunglasses from ASOS, reduced from £32 to £28.80, offer a more understated, slim silhouette in a translucent frame, available in neutral and brown colourways.
