Zara Tindall embraced her equestrian roots and career in a look by L’Agence and Farifax & Favor for the New Year’s Day Cheltenham race on Thursday in Cheltenham, England.
Tindall, a granddaughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II, wore the Kolina plaid long coat from L’Agence for her refined outerwear for Thursday’s race. Crafted of Italian recycled wool-blend houndstooth, the coat was initially introduced as part of the fall 2025 collection. Beneath the coat, Tindall wore a black turtleneck and mahogany brown skirt.
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Tindall’s equestrian-inspired pieces were most notable with her Fairfax & Favor mahogany leather boots, accentuated by her leather gloves. She also carried a Fairfax & Favor bag to further complement her look. Fairfax & Favor, a British luxury brand, is among one of Tindall’s go-to labels, having worn boots from the brand on several previous occasions.
When it came to her accessories, Tindall wore a pair of simple gold earrings to underscore the warm tones of her attire.
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For the final touch, Tindall added a pop of color with her blue bespoke velvet wrap headband by United Kingdom-based brand Camilla Rose Millinery. The piece also served as a small way to further accentuate the blue tones featured throughout the plaid design of her L’Agence coat.
Tindall’s equestrian-inspired wardrobe holds a lot of sentimental value for the British royal family member. Much like her mother, Princess Anne, Tindall competed professionally in the equestrian sport, landing a silver medal as part of the British equestrian team at the 2012 London Olympics.
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An avid fan of racing and continued fan of equestrian sport, Tindall’s wardrobe pays homage to her past athletic career, often wearing tailored pieces — like Thursday’s L’Agence coat — and riding-inspired boots that harken back to the uniform the British royal family member wore as a competitor.
