DOMINIQUE TEMPLE COUNTRY STYLE

Packing for a shooting weekend will mean as much luggage as I’d take for two weeks in the Maldives, thanks to the clumpy heaviness of tweed. My best advice is to not mix city attire with country styles as it takes up too much room, and if you’re going for a Scottish (

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I get dressed up for work, so I stick to pared-down, trad styles off duty – especially for an outdoorsy weekend. This Really Wild Nubuck waistcoat (£495, reallywildclothing. co.uk) became a standout piece when worn by the Duchess of Cambridge on her state trip to Bhutan in 2016. I wear it here with my go-to Penelope Chilvers weekend, go the whole hog and channel the highland huntress. Start with a palette that encompasses autumnal hues of russet, khaki and burgundy – they are super versatile, which means you can rewear and restyle them, making key pieces work twice as hard. Tassle boots (£349, penelope chilvers.com) – another favourite of the Duchess’s – a crisp white shirt and an old pair of Polo Ralph Lauren jodhpurs. If you’re heading out, a colourful cashmere sweater or polo neck would look lovely underneath. Since you can rest assured that every time you leave the house in Scotland it will rain, top with Jaxon & James’s C- Crown fedora (£43.95, hatsand caps.co.uk). (

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On the hill in winter it’s all about warmth, less about style. I love to steal my boyfriend’s oversized tweed Laksen Coat, (£ 579, william powell.com) as it means I can layer up underneath. But I add a stylish twist, such as a bold pair of socks – try londonsock company.com – or a fun scarf (Hermès does

7A eight-week-old Yorkshire terrier puppy got his head stuck in a TV cabinet and was released by the RSPCA. What was the puppy called? (a) K Keith Moon (b) R Ringo Starr (c) C Charlie Watts

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