The Countess of Wessex had a busy, action-packed weekend at the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials, where she cheered on Zara Tindall, alongside her daughter, Lady Louise Windsor. As always, we loved Sophie's attire - which made her stand out from all the other spectators. She wore a navy blue top, matching blazer, lots of glam jewellery and the funkiest skirt ever! Made up of burgundy and pink stripes - the pencil style number was by high end brand Gabriela Hearst - the same brand that is loved by fellow royal the Duchess of Sussex. Sadly, the skirt is a past-season buy, and cost the royal a whooping £850. It's the epitome of luxury though - made from super soft cashmere.
© Photo: Getty ImagesSophie styles it up in stripes
If the skirt looks familiar, that's because the royal has worn it before - back in February when she travelled to Cornwall, opening the new Primrose Hydrotherapy Pool at the Merlin MS Centre in St. Austell.
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Sophie was welcomed by Lord Lieutenant, Colonel Edward Bolitho, the Queen’s representative in the Duchy, and Merlin MS Centre trustee, Sally-Jane Coode.
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Lady Louise clearly takes after her mum in the style stakes; she wore a patterned blue blouse with dark trousers and a blazer. Super smart! The pair appeared to be enjoying themselves, as they were spotted talking and laughing in the stands as well as while walking through the grounds.
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Zara and her ten-year-old horse Class Affair finished 17th after day two on Saturday. The 38-year-old took a tumble in her first appearance at the trials since 2017, falling off her horse during the show jumping event, but she appeared unhurt. She was also boosted that day by the support of other family members, with her husband Mike and their daughters, Mia, 5, and one-year-old Lena there to cheer her on.
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