Royal Family Member Confesses She Steals Her Style Inspo from Her Famous Mom

From Meghan Markle's and Kate Middleton's favorite handbags to Princess Bea's and Duchess Sophie's sartorial summer style, the royal family isn't short on influential fashionistas. And now there's a new one on the rise.

In a recent interview and photoshoot with Hello! magazine, Zara Tindall shared all the deets on her classic sharp style, including the one royal family member she gets all her fashion inspiration from. It seems like the apple doesn't fall far from the tree because Tindall revealed it's actually her mother, Princess Anne, giving her the best fashion advice to follow. She says, "Mum taught me the importance of having good-quality clothing that keeps you warm and comfortable outdoors."

In fact, Anne styled her daughter for this exclusive photoshoot highlighting her latest career move, and it's exactly what I expected from an elegant royal. Polished and tailored, but still very practical (with a few nods to Tindall's equestrian roots). See the photos down below.

But this photoshoot wasn't just to showcase the royal family's excellent fashion tastes, it was to announce Tindall's exciting new business venture as Fairfax and Favor's official brand ambassador.

"Zara has incorporated Fairfax and Favor into her wardrobe for many years, showcasing her impeccable style and appreciation for quality craftsmanship. She truly embodies our brand’s DNA—blending timeless rural elegance with contemporary sophistication," read the caption from the brand's IG post announcing Tindall's stylish new role.

The British brand is responsible for some of the star's best fashion wins recently, like these chic mahogany riding boots she sported for a solo outing to watch the horse races in Gloucestershire."I've always liked how they manage to combine timeless elegance with craftsmanship and practicality. Along with their versatile and stylish designs, this makes it the perfect brand for the casual day-to-day or smarter look when I’m attending events," she states.