It's a very royal Christmas over at Sandringham, where the British royal family spent the morning at St. Mary Magdalene Church. A very cheery Queen Elizabeth II was joined by Prince Phillip, Prince Charles and Camilla and the rest of the royal gang on a chilly walk with fans greeting them along the way.
The queen wore a vivid turquoise coat dress with a matching hat, natch, but it was Zara Phillips, Princess Anne's daughter and the queen's granddaughter, who caught our eye. The typically tomboyish royal stunned in a cream-colored jacket, a brown fascinator and lace-up heeled booties -- much trendier than expected. Princess Eugenie also impressed in stylish knee-high boots.
There were, of course, three notable absences: Prince Harry is still off serving in Afghanistan, and Prince William and Kate are celebrating Christmas with the Middletons in the southern England village of Bucklebury, breaking with tradition. Rumor has it that with a baby on the way, the Duchess of Cambridge wished to spend her last Christmas sans children (i.e. her last relaxing Christmas for a good 18 years at least) with her own family.
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