Zara Tindall seemed to draw fashion inspiration from Princess Katherine as she donned a chic gray powersuit at the Cheltenham Racecourse.
Sporting the timeless matching jacket and trouser ensemble, Zara's look mirrored Katherine's recent fashion choices, where she has embraced similar styles in various colors over the past few months. In November, Princess Katherine wore a wide-legged maroon design by Roland Mouret for a significant speech at the Shaping O's National Symposium in London. Other notable looks include an emerald suit in September and a pink Alexander McQueen outfit in May.
Zara Tindall's fashion choices have faced scrutiny over the years, with fashion expert Susie Nelson noting how her style has matured since her 20s. While Zara isn't a working royal and lacks a title, royal protocol, particularly regarding hats, has been a point of discussion.
The protocol states that women must wear hats to official occasions with a solid base of four or more inches. Some of Zara's hats, considered large and loud by some, reflect her preference for a snappy and youthful dress sense. Despite occasional breaks in royal protocol, Zara maintains a common-sense attitude towards clothes, emphasizing cleanliness and tidiness.
Princess Katherine and Zara Tindall appeared to address claims made by Meghan Markle in a Netflix documentary with Prince Harry. In the documentary, Meghan claimed she deliberately avoided wearing bright colors during her time as a senior royal to blend in and not clash with the late Queen Elizabeth's wardrobe.
However, during the annual Christmas Carol concert, Princess Katherine chose a burgundy coat, challenging Meghan's narrative. Zara Tindall, along with other royals, also wore burgundy, countering Meghan's suggestion.
Recently, Meghan has faced accusations of copying Princess Catherine's style, particularly after wearing a brown suit to a Netflix event, drawing comparisons and criticism from fashion journalists and Twitter users.
