Zara Tindall has been spotted alongside other prominent members of the British royal family, as well as a host of European royals for a special church service on Tuesday morning where she epitomised elegance.
Princess Anne’s daughter, 42, was spotted entering St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle wearing a chic navy collarless coat dress with an A-line silhouette. The garment had a leather half-belt which drew in the look at the waist.
The royal walked arm-in-arm with her husband and former rugby player Mike Tindall, 45, wearing the outfit which was accessorised with a pair of navy suede skyscraper stilettos and an eye-catching black fascinator headband which was positioned in her hair which was styled in loose waves.
To complete her look Zara popped on a pair of classic black leather gloves and a pair of gold and pearl drop earrings. Her makeup was kept pared back and natural with a subtle rosy cheek and icy pink lip.
Also in attendance were Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York who wore a cinched grey cropped blazer with a matching flippy skirt in the same charcoal grey. She styled the co-ord with a pair of black stockings, black stilettos, and a tasteful black headband with netting that laid over her face.
Zara’s mother Princess Anne was also spotted walking into the Chapel with her husband Sir Timothy Laurence. The Princess Royal, 73, wore a black cape with a pair of black knee-high boots, and an embellished hat.
The memorial service was held to mark the life of the late King Constantine of Greece who passed away last January. The late monarch was the godfather of Prince William as the second cousin to King Charles. Constantine was the first cousin once removed and sailing partner of the late Duke of Edinburgh.
