Zara Tindall just stepped out in the perfect pair of indigo jeans - and she styled them just right for rainy day weather
A good pair of jeans can be a secret style weapon when it comes to dressing for changing weather.
In the UK, the weather is hot and humid with lots of rain and wind, making it harder to wear those summer dresses purchased wistfully in October.
Known for her elegant and practical fashion choices, Zara Tindall recently wowed royal observers with a casual look during her trip to Australia.
Zara combined a pair of relaxed indigo jeans with a denim collared shirt and cream knitted jumper during a visit to Parisi & Sons Menswear store in Melbourne on Tuesday.
Barrel leg jeans, known for their wide, curved silhouette that tapers at the ankle, are a popular denim trend, offering a relaxed yet stylish look, bridging the gap between slim-fit and baggy jeans.
We've picked out a selection of high street finds inspired by Zara's casual look so you can recreate her outfit without breaking the bank.
Jeans:
Dorothy Perkins Barrel Leg Jean £20.30
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GAP Women's Blue High Waisted Barrel Jeans £55
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Nobody's Child Mid Wash High Rise Barrel Leg Jeans £75
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Abercrombie & Fitch Curve Love Mid Rise Barrel Leg Jeans £75
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V By Very High Rise Barrel Leg Jeans £22.75
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Albaray Mid Rise Barrel jeans £89
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Jumpers:
River Island Beige Crew Neck Jumper £32
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& Other Stories Oversized Knit Jumper £47
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