Visitors to Royal Ascot went out of their way for Women’s Day on Thursday, but racing enthusiasts continued to impress with their best attire.
The penultimate day of racing tasted in brightly coloured attire noticed as they headed to the Berkshire track.
In true Ascot style, many visitors opted for colorful pink umbrellas with others in striking blue to stand out from the crowd.
Classic black tails and fancier hats were worn among male visitors at Ascot, and the royal circle of relatives stuck to their taste later that day.
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Other women donned extravagant headdresses to match their red and orange dresses, all looking suitably dressed for the occasion.
Floral dresses were a fashion trend worn by the luxurious guests, who created hems that brushed the knees and feminine hats inspired by flowers.
While crowds of racing enthusiasts dressed to impress, fashionable outfits didn’t arrive without some fashion attempts.
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A woman was seen helping her friend readjust her stilettos as they covered the front doors.
Others clutched their elaborate helmets in windy weather as they posed for photos.
Although Ladies’ Day is recognised as an exceptional day for Royal Ascot fashion, many saved their hats for Friday.
In the racecourse you can see a diversity of exclusive models, adding 3 women dressed in fruit-inspired hats and matching dresses.
The trio of visitors dressed in a combination of watermelon, strawberry and cherry print outfits that were coordinated with their helmet, bags and bright red lipstick.
Elsewhere at Royal Ascot, two women posed alongside a man in a suit and boots with elaborate headdresses. One of them wore a bright orange and pink feather suit with jewels.
The guest looked celestial blue as she posed with an inescapable fascinator that resembled the solar system.
Later in the day, Kate, the Princess of Wales and Prince William are expected to attend the race to congratulate the winners. This will be the first on the occasion this year.