Royals, socialites and fashionistas put their best fashion foot forward on the first day of the horseracing meeting. | YouMagazine
Royals, socialites and fashionistas put their best fashion foot forward on the first day of Royal Ascot.
You can’t turn up in any old outfit for it - there’s a strict dress code for the five-day race meeting.Women must wear a dress of an appropriate length, meaning just above or below the knee, with the shoulder straps at least 2,5cm wide . In recent years, women have also been allowed to wear pant suits. Hats must have a solid base of 10cm or more in diameter.
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Princess Anne, Princess Beatrice and other race attendees all wore their best gravity-defying hats.Mike and Zara Tindall, Princess Anne's daughter, looked relaxed as they joined other horse lovers at the first day of the meeting. Actress Sophie Winkelman, wife of Lord Frederick Windsor, Prince Michael of Kent's son, looked like the perfect English rose in her summery ensemble.
There are hopes the 96-year-old monarch will be able to attend this week. She's attended every Ascot that took place during her reign, except in 2020 when it was held without spectators because of the pandemic.Their appearance at Ascot comes a week after the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations, which saw thousands fill the streets of London to celebrate Her Majesty's historic 70 years on the throne.
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