Zara Tindall was a vision in pastels on 10 April as she stepped out for Ladies Day of the Randox Grand National Festival 2026 at Aintree Racecourse. Joined by her husband, former England rugby star Mike Tindall, and their 12-year-old daughter Mia, Zara opted for a cinched suit.
The daughter of Princess Anne chose the ‘Lightweight Tailored Blazer in Peach Sorbet’ by ME + EM, as identified by Royal Fashion Police on Instagram, which featured a single-breasted button arrangement and was worn done-up.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesZara teamed the gold ‘Rebecca’ pumps by Emmy London with the gold ‘Stylist’ clutch by Strathberry. Her £495 heels featured a pointed toe and a 4.2-inch stiletto heel and complemented her ‘Luberon collection Nid d’Abeille with Baroque Coin Pearls’ earrings by Hector Lion perfectly.
© AFP via Getty ImagesWith her metallic accessories, Zara embraced a sweet mini-me moment with her daughter Mia, who wore gold loafers and borrowed her mother’s ‘Lottie’ by Aspinal of London.
The finishing touches were added in the form of a bespoke Camilla Rose Millinery percher hat and the champagne ‘Tavistock’ sunglasses by Finlay & Co.
Zara’s race day style
© PA Images via Getty ImagesPrior to her appearance at the Grand National, professional equestrian Zara competed at the Barbury Horse Trials, swapping her stylish suit for riding boots and a pair of jodhpurs. However, she did go all out with her race-day style during the Cheltenham Festival in March.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesZara was seen on each day of the festival and was even joined by her brother, Peter Phillips, and his fiancée, Harriet Sperling, on Gold Cup Day. It came after she set a sartorial precedent for the four-day event with her 2026 Cheltenham Festival debut look in navy.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesThe King’s niece picked a peplum-style cropped wool jacket by The Fold with double-breasted buttons and added a leather belt. She also added a teal silky blouse by Really Wild, as well as a crocodile print mini bag and leather gloves by Aspinal of London, and statement earrings, the ‘Baroque Peacock Pearl’ style by Hector Lion.
Breaking down Zara’s best Cheltenham look
© Getty Images“She understands racecourse dressing better than almost anyone in the royal sphere, and this look is a perfect example of why,” fashion stylist Oriona Robb told us at the time of Zara’s look.
“The deep navy coat creates a sharp, tailored silhouette that feels both classic and incredibly polished, while the structured waist and full skirt add just enough femininity to keep the outfit elegant rather than overly formal.”
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