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'I can't pinpoint exactly how and when the relationship began but we have been dressing Zara Tindall for quite some time now through her stylist, Annie Miall,' she said. Picture: Getty
The designer also hinted that Tindall, who is set to attend Ascot next month, might be spotted trackside in a new Rebecca Vallance dress. Picture: Getty
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