Revellers kicked off Ladies Day at Aintree today putting on leggy displays and sporting plunging necklines as they drank champagne from the bottle.
Donning their finest ensembles, racegoers put their best feet forward and stepped out during the brisk early morning weather to parade their outfits ahead of the second day of events.
While the festival is all about horse racing, today is the day racing fans took part in a competition to win the coveted cash prize after being
Extravagant headpieces, thigh-skimming hemlines and sky-high heels were in vogue for Cheltenham’s Style Wednesday today.
The second day of the race meet, which has long been fondly referred to as Ladies Day, is this year being branded as Style Wednesday and features a fashion competition for both men and women
Day two of the prestigious four-day event is known for attracting a host of royals and celebrities alike as they show off their sartorial prowess while enjoying a day out
It was supposed to be a festival filled with merriment and music as thousands of care-free revellers danced in the desert under the stars.
Scheduled to coincide with the Jewish festival of Simchat Torah, Supernova was billed as a celebration of ‘friends, love and infinite freedom’.
Instead, the weekend-long outdoor rave in southern Israel turned into the site of an unimaginable bloodbath.
Terrified revellers fled for their lives as they were surrounded by Hamas gunmen who descended on the site
Chilling video has emerged of the moment terrified Israeli festivalgoers were forced to hide in the undergrowth to avoid a hail of bullets from Hamas gunmen in a massacre that has left some 260 civilians dead.
Survivors of the attack posted clips of the ordeal to social media, showing how they were forced to hide under bushes and record hushed farewell messages to their loved ones as they watched victims get killed one by one.
Many lay still in sheer
At least 260 bodies have been found by rescuers after Hamas opened fire on Israeli partygoers at a music festival near the Gaza Strip yesterday morning, with emergency workers calling the scene a ‘massacre’.
Terrified festivalgoers first realised something was wrong when a siren began blaring at dawn warning of rockets. Hamas terrorists then cut the electricity before firing rockets and blasting gunshots from jeeps they drove onto the site.
Yesterday Israel suffered its deadliest attack in decades, as Hamas
Glamorous revellers donned their finery as they headed to Royal Ascot for the penultimate day of racing today.
Dressed to the nines in towering heels and sky-high fascinators as racegoers posed in the glorious June sunshine ahead of the day of racing.
Many of the ladies attending chose to make the most of the relaxed dress code rules by opting to wear suits and trousers.
Elsewhere, many clutched onto drinks and basked in the sunshine while hoping their horses might
The action is hotting up on the second day of Royal Ascot 2023 as the winnings come in and the champagne is on ice.
Glamorous racegoers dressed in all their finery sipped on wine, champagne, mojitos and beer as the sun shone down on the Berkshire racecourse, while others kicked off their heels and took a time-out.
As the drinks kept coming and revellers began celebrating their wins, they began to loosen up and lark about with each other, in
Aintree revellers arrived at the Liverpool race course again this morning for a second day of fun at the 2023 Grand National Festival.
Attendees stepped out in all their high-octane finery today for Ladies Day – when the coveted style award is presented to the best-dressed female.
While the festival is all about horse racing, many racegoers appeared more than happy to flaunt their stuff as they competed to win the £5,000 prize for best dressed.
Today a sea of
Glamorous racegoers pulled out all the stops as they arrived at the 2023 Randox Grand National Festival at Aintree this morning.
The Grand National, which takes place in Liverpool, is one of the most highly-anticipated events of the racing calendar.
Around 150,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival, making it one of the largest of its kind in the world, over the next few days.
As well as enjoying the racing, revellers will no doubt get into the
Wild celebrations after the 2022 Melbourne Cup lasted well into the night with some glamorous punters left a little worse for wear sprawled out on the footpath, while others were spotted living it up in romantic public displays of affection.
Australians had reason to celebrate on Tuesday evening after watching the iconic race that stops the nation – which this year attracted a lively crowd of well-dressed punters at racetracks in Sydney and Melbourne as well as the rest of
