Mike Tindall and Zara Tindall were seen holding hands as they made a stylish appearance at the prestigious Royal Ascot event on day three. Next month, the young couple will mark their 14th wedding anniversary. Over the years, they’ve flaunted their flair for fashion against a fabric swathed poise of equestrian sport and imperial celebration.
And when it comes to sartorial elegance, Zara Tindall never disappoints. Here she is in a stunning monochrome collared dress by Laura Green. To complete her look, she topped off her look with a stylish boater-style hat designed by Juliette Botterill. Her husband, Mike Tindall, did her justice in equal measure, equally smart in a dark morning suit with charcoal waistcoat and tie. He topped off his appearance with a vintage high silk hat, surely adhering to, and perhaps helping to set, the strict dress code of the event.
It was particularly nice to see the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie, out at Royal Ascot. It was a doubly special to her as she and Prince Edward were celebrating their 26th wedding anniversary. Sophie chose a beautiful white tea dress covered in florals by Suzannah London. She accessorised her look with a glamorous veiled hat by Jane Taylor London and a stylish bag by Radley.
The theme was bright and beautiful, just like the guests. Princess Beatrice was a vision in a long-sleeve floral lemon-yellow Monique Lhuillier dress. She entered the paddock in a golden carriage, with husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Princess Zahra Aga Khan and William Haggas on her arm. Having the entire Seeking Safe Spaces cohort together to celebrate their collective accomplishments only enhanced the royal treatment vibes of the day.
· Aside from the Tindalls and Princess Beatrice, other VIPs graced Royal Ascot with their presence. Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence and The Princess Royal, Anne, were present. While Phillips hadn’t stolen all the press attention, his own gorgeous second appearance at the Berkshire racecourse was alongside girlfriend Harriet Sperling.
Harriet Sperling turned heads in a lemon belted midi dress from Beulah London, featuring puff sleeves and a matching bow-detail hat by Nicola de Selincourt. When Princess Beatrice and Harriet Sperling met in the Queen’s parade ring, they exchanged compliments and appreciations on each other’s getups. This moment was a reminder of the camaraderie and connections among the attendees.
King Charles III was hands-on in the royal celebrations. He sported a butter yellow waistcoat, just the ticket for the new class of city-dwellers in attendance that day. Queen Camilla appeared in a dove-grey dress that only deepened the classy mood of the occasion.
