Each year, Royal Ascot welcomes a blanket of stars and socialites onto to racecourse to collectively unleash Britain’s competitive spirit. Not only do attendees come armed with cash to splash, but they take full advantage of the fabulous affair to show off their race day finery.
Cue the frills and furbelows that define the equestrian occasion. Ladies are required to wear long silhouettes, headwear or matching suit sets, while men must adorn morning suits featuring a waistcoat, necktie and top hat. Essentially, maximalism is always on the cards, proving that sometimes more is always more.
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Keep scrolling to discover which glamorous stars brought the pomp and pizzazz to Royal Ascot 2023…
Sabrina Elba arrived for the second day of Royal Ascot looking elegant in cream. The star wore a tailored coat dress complete with a boucle midi skirt style, white heels and a coordinating disc-shaped hat.
Amanda Holden made a case for lavender as she joined Jonathan Ross at the races. The Heart Radio host wore a structured midi dress featuring delicate flutter sleeves and ruched detailing, teamed with a plum-hued hat.
Lady Gabriella Windsor channelled the best of British in florals. The socialite looked lovely in a shirt-style dress boasting rolled-up sleeves, button-down detailing and sprawling violet blooms in a watercolour style.
Lioness Jill Scott had a Kate Middleton moment in polka dots. The footballer looked royally elegant in a keyhole cut-out design teamed with a black feathered hat.
Made In Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo attended the second day of the races in a mint blue two-piece consisting of a structured peplum jacket, embellishment detail and longline skirt.
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