Zara Tindall and Autumn Phillips' hair stylist gives a rare glimpse of private rooms at Windsor Castle after styling the pair for Royal Ascot
- Zara Tindall's hairdresser has given an accidental glimpse inside Windsor Castle
- London-based celebrity stylist and make-up artist Alisia Ristevski shared selfies
- Posed alongside Zara Tindall, 38, and sister-in-law Autumn Phillips, 41
- Showed the guest quarters including cream curtains and carpets and a bed
Zara Tindall's hairdresser has given an accidental glimpse into life behind the closed doors of Windsor Castle.
London-based celebrity hairstylist and make-up artist, Alisia Ristevski, shared a picture to her Instagram as she helped to get the Queen's eldest granddaughter Zara, 38, and sister-in-law Autumn Phillips, 41, ready for Royal Ascot last week.
Tagging Windsor Castle, Alisia shared a selfie alongside Zara, in what appeared to be a guest room at Windsor Castle.
The room boasts cream carpets, pale lilac walls, white lace curtains and vintage floral table lamps with traditional lampshades.
A snap which shows Zara's up-do underneath her teal hat, shows a dressing table with various bouquets of flowers , and what appears to be a small royal welcome note featuring the red emblem in the background.
London-based celebrity hairstylist and make-up artist Alisia Ristevski, shared a picture to her Instagram helped get the Queen's eldest granddaughter Zara, 38, at Windsor Castle
Tagging Windsor Castle, Alisia shared a selfie alongside Zara, in what appears to be a guest room at Windsor Castle. The room boasts cream carpets, pale lilac walls, white lace curtains and vintage floral table lamps with traditional lampshades
'Castle visits with this gorge', Alisia captioned the selfies shared to her Instagram stories.
Next the stylist shared a picture of Peter Phillips' wife Autumn, showing off her tousled waves.
A background glimpse at Autumn's room shows similar nude carpets and cream walls with matching lampshades on a small wooden bedside table, and cream coloured bed sheets.
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A wooden vanity table and chair, along with a matching footstool an painted bin can also be seen, standing next to blue curtains.
Posted to her Instagram, Alisia wrote alongside the picture: 'Hair and make-up by me for Royal Ascot. Another royal gorge!', tagging Windsor Castle.
The stylist's Instagram shows she has been styling the royal women's hair as far back as Harry and Meghan's wedding last May, which she attended.
A background glimpse at Autumn's room shows similar nude carpets and cream walls with matching lampshades on a small wooden bedside table, and cream coloured bed sheets
A wooden vanity table and chair, along with a matching footstool an painted bin can also be seen in Autumn's room, standing next to blue curtains
Zara, who shares two children with her ex-rugby player husband Mike Tindall, attended the Royal Ascot alongside the Queen, Kate and William, and other various royal family members last week.
Canadian born Autumn Phillips, who last year marked her ten-year wedding anniversary with the 15th-in-line to the throne, was also present.
The former PA, shares two children with Peter, who is Princess Anne's eldest child.
The pictures give a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse at parts of Windsor Castle which are usually off-limits to the public.
Next the stylist shared a picture of Peter Phillips wife Autumn, showing off her tousled waves
Last year Princess Eugenie got into trouble after posting a picture of her father, the Duke of York, in one of the Castle's private corridors.
It was captioned: 'A wonderful and proud day celebrating Her Majesty’s birthday and the Duke of York for his first Trooping the Colour as Colonel of the Grenadier Guards.'
The photo sees Prince Andrew in full uniform standing in a carpeted grand corridor with an array of portrait paintings.
She told Vogue: 'I recently got in trouble for posting a picture of Papa in a corridor of the palace that was off-limits to the public.'
Last year Princess Eugenie got into trouble after posting a picture of her father, the Duke of York, in one of the Castle's private corridors.
