Although a no-show today, Zara Tindall STILL had a winning week at Royal Ascot in the style stakes by showcasing £18,000 worth of designer attire

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Zara Tindall continued her reign as the queen of fashion at Royal Ascot this week with a stunning array of outfits.

The daughter of Princess Anne consistently hit the mark with her immaculate ensembles, giving her a strong case to be crowned the best-dressed royal.

Throughout the week, Zara showcased elegant dresses by renowned designers such as Rebecca Vallance and Laura Green London and bespoke headwear from Sarah Cant.

However, these impeccable looks came with a hefty price tag. We can reveal that the royal - who has not returned to Royal Ascot today - has invested nearly £18,000 in her designer outfits.

Let's take a closer look at each of Zara's winning looks from the week.

Day one 

Zara looked the epitome of chic on the highly anticipated first day of Royal Ascot in Laura Green's 'Masai' dress.

Created in canary yellow, the stunning £1,900 design incorporated the label's signature collar and striking organza sleeves, pushed up by Zara for a dramatic effect. 

The royal elevated her ensemble with a Sarah Cant 'Rosa' Hat, valued at £900. The mid-sized boater, featuring a basket weave straw trim, was perfectly matched to her outfit.

Her accessories included a £3,300 white Sauvereign 'Aphrodite 220' clutch, Emmy London's £495 'Rebecca' blush suede court shoes, and Calleija lemon quartz and diamond earrings, worth £5,950.

Day two 

On day two, Zara championed florals in Anna Mason's 'Angelika' dress. 

Made from French Provençal cotton adorned with a 'Garance' print, the elegant £995 design boasted puffed shoulders, long buttoned cuffs and a flared hem.

It was beautifully complemented by Anya Hindmarch's sought-after 'Maud' clutch in plaited gold leather, costing £750.

Zara repeated her trusted Emmy London pumps and enhanced her look with a light pink Juliette Millinery percher, valued at £660.

Day three 

Zara completed her winning streak in a statement dress by Rebecca Vallance.

The Australian designer's £635 'Juliana' dress had a fit-and-flare silhouette, with a braided neckline and puff sleeves, all in a charming powder blue hue.

Zara displayed another bespoke hat from Sarah Cant, estimated to be worth £925, and carried a custom-made 'Hettie' bag by Tusting, costing £283.

She repeated her £95 Dune 'Belaire' court shoes and stylish £260 Monc Eyewear 'Belleville' sunglasses.

Also there on the third day was Zara's stylist, Annie Miall, who wore a trouser suit by The Fold.