Meghan Markle’s trusted brand was turned to by Zara Tindall for her appearance at Princess Kate’s Christmas service.
Princess Anne’s daughter stunned in a velvet suit from Veronica Beard during Friday evening’s concert at Westminster Abbey.
Zara, 43, stepped out to support Princess Kate whilst wearing the “Ellette Velvet Dickey Jacket” from Veronica Beard, which retails for £648.
She paired the jacket with matching trousers from the same brand, worth a whopping £448.
Meghan Markle’s trusted brand turned to by Zara Tindall for appearance at Kate’s Christmas service
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Meghan Markle sporting Veronica Beard in Colombia with Prince Harry
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Zara’s £1,096 outfit may have been inspired by her cousin Prince Harry’s wife, Meghan Markle, who famously wore Veronica Beard during her Colombia tour earlier this year.
The Duchess of Sussex sported a Veronica Beard summer suit valued at over £1,000 whilst discussing the importance of being “self-reliant and not tech-reliant” to schoolchildren in Colombia.
Zara accessorised with a gold clutch bag from Strathberry, however, the item is sadly no longer in stock.
For footwear, Zara chose Kurt Geiger and her earrings were designed by Laurence Coste.
Zara Tindall wore a velvet suit from Veronica Beard for the Christmas Carol Concert
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Zara was joined at the concert by the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, her cousin, Princess Beatrice, and her aunt Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh.
Princess Eugenie, along with the King and Queen, did not attend the Christmas carol concert.
Kate, 42, wore a red Alexander McQueen coat designed by her wedding dress designer, Sarah Burton.
The Princess of Wales also wore her red tartan skirt by Emilia Wickstead, which she first wore back in 2018.
Zara Tindall following her cousin Princess Beatrice into Westminster Abbey
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At the time, the skirt retailed for a whopping £1,450.
Kate accessorised with Amberley Baroque Pearl Earrings from Mulberry this evening, which cost $320 (£250).
After the service, the trees and wreaths from inside the abbey were donated to local charities to enjoy over the festive season.