Zara Tindall drew widespread praise from royal fans after stepping out at Cheltenham racecourse in an outfit worth more than £2,000, with admirers taking to X to celebrate her country-chic look.
The 45-year-old royal wore a chequered L'Agence coat from a previous season, originally priced at approximately £1,450, paired with a black roll-neck and a navy fascinator with feather embellishments. She completed the ensemble with Fairfax & Favor's newly launched Kew Bag, priced at £345, and the British label's £475 Regina Boots, a longstanding favourite in her wardrobe.
Fans praise Zara's Cheltenham look
Royal fans shared their approval of the outfit on X. One fan commented: "Those are serious boots with a fabulous coat! Beautiful." Another added: "Gorgeous, classic Zara! I think those fabulous earrings pull it all together so perfectly!" A third wrote: "What a fabulous outfit", while a fourth said: "Love that coat!!"
Together, the coat, handbag and boots brought the estimated value of her outfit to £2,270, before factoring in her statement millinery.
Zara and Mike Tindall's royal standing
It has recently been reported that Zara and her husband, Mike Tindall, are seen as a "huge boost" to the monarchy's modern image. The couple, parents to Mia, 12, Lena, 8, and five-year-old Lucas, are often regarded as two of the most popular royals.
Speaking of the couple, former royal butler Grant Harrold said he cannot see them becoming working royals. Speaking recently on behalf of Smooth Spins, he said: "They're not working royals and, to be frank, they don't want to be. They've got a good set-up at the moment, and I can't see that changing from an official point."