It’s the biggest horse race of the year.
So it’s no wonder thousands of reveller cheered and commiserated as they watched the Grand National in Aintree today.
Women in six-inch stilettos joined men in slick suits as they posed up a storm at the Merseyside racecourse, queuing up to get in before 10am.
By midday, racegoers overtook the Merseyside golf course with a sea of pinks and reds, with thousands cashing their winnings and downing champagne in the early afternoon.
Glamorous racegoers were keen to let their hair down and start the party at Ladies Day on the third day of the Royal Ascot this afternoon.
Revellers were snapped wearing stunning outfits boasting a rainbow of colours today, as they made the most of the glorious Berkshire sunshine during Ladies Day.
The British royal family has been out in force at the event this week, with King Charles, Camilla, Princess Anne, 71, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and Princess
Glamorous racegoers donned fascinators and towering heels as they arrived for the start of Royal Ascot today.
Racegoers dodged the earlier wet weather as they put of their best colourful dresses and dapper morning suits to descend on the Berkshire racecourse.
Some female racegoers took advantage of the relaxed dress code, by opting for suits and trousers – instead of the traditional dresses.
While the formal dress code remains, in recent years organisers have encouraged visitors to be more ‘experimental’
Glamorous racegoers donned all their finery to descend on Epson Racecourse this morning in celebration of Ladies Day.
The first day of the Epsom Derby, which runs today and tomorrow, is getting underway as the glamorous female racegoers donned their finest frocks and hats to attend the event.
As the earliest attendees arrived, they were pastel-perfect in shades of peach and blush, as well as more neutral tones.
While some opted for fascinators to dress up their outfits, others chose
Cheltenham Festival may have scrapped their strict dress code for the first time in their 200 year history – but that hasn’t stopped stylish racegoers bringing all the glamour to Ladies Day.
The historic society event, which dates back to the early 19th century, has unveiled a new ‘inclusive’ dress code this year, which organisers hope will make spectators feel ‘confident and at-ease’ for their visit.
But despite dresses, heels and hats no longer being mandatory, glamourous guests still opted
It was a wild day for racegoers after thousands celebrated Australia’s biggest horse racing day for years, with many later kicking off their heels and partying into the night.
Some revellers enjoyed themselves at the Royal Randwick in Sydney after The Everest, while others celebrated in Melbourne at the Caulfield Cup, with a few looking like a day of sunshine and fun eventually got the better of them.
Women dressed in glamorous outfits, taking advantage of the sudden sunny weather,
Glamorous racegoers donned their finest frocks and most elaborate fascinators as they descended on York racecourse for Ladies’ Day this morning.
A host of guests donned all their finery as they poured through the gates for the four-day Yorkshire Ebor Festival, one of the highlights of the racing calendar and a chance for racing fans to show off their best outfits.
The high-profile race meeting attracts racing enthusiasts from all over the country and Ladies Day offers female guests a
Glamorous revellers donned fabulous headpieces and vibrant frocks as they descended on Newmarket racecourse for Ladies Day today.
Ladies Day at Newmarket is regarded as one of the hottest tickets of the summer season and visitors come from far and wide, donning their finest outfits, to enjoy the thrilling racing, epic entertainment – and to compete in the hotly contested Best Dressed Lady Competition.
And today proved no different, with attendees opting for fancy fascinators and colourful gowns as they
Racegoers showed off their finery as they arrived for day three of Royal Ascot today, amid rumours Her Majesty may make an appearance as her horses Reach For The Moon, Saga and Tactical are all set to run today.
Guests were snapped wearing stunning outfits boasting a rainbow of colours, as they made the most of the sunshine during Ladies Day.
The five-day society favourite event has returned to its pre-pandemic extravagance, after restrictions meant it was subdued in 2020
It’s the jewel in the crown of the racing season when it comes to style, and Royal Ascot got off to a suitably fashionable start this morning – with a new, bolder dress code encouraging high glamour at the famous English meet.
Seen by many as the calendar highlight of the British summer season, Royal Ascot has finally returned to its former, pre-pandemic glory – with attendees unhindered by Covid restrictions and encouraged to go all out in the sartorial
