Royal Ascot Racegoers get everything out of the closet when the festival starts a stylish start

Glamorous racing Early brought out all the tailors when they arrived at Royal Ascot In the sun today to start the annual celebration in style.

As one of the highlights of the racing calendar, the prestigious festival on the Berkshire racecourse is just as famous for its fashion as for its races.

This year, explanation was the center of the striking looks of partygoers when the day one of the annual racing meeting started.

Dressed to impress, guests wore a variety of show-stop headpieces while descending on Ascot for a day of horse pleasure.

Flower prints, maxi dresses and lively outfits were also the order of the day for many, while others effortlessly looked elegant in fresh white dresses.

Royal Ascot, the jewel in the crown of the British racing calendar, starts today with the Queen Anne Stakes and runs until Saturday.

Charles and Camilla, both fans of racing, will probably arrive in the famous Koetstoet along the track and beyond the stands that will welcome hundreds of thousands of gamblers during the five -day meeting.

It is a tradition that reached its 200th birthday this year after it was first held in 1825 during the reign of King George IV.

In the meantime, the festival was founded by Queen Anne in 1711 after she had explained ascot ideal for ‘horses that are suitable for kings’ and has become an important social event today, as well as a sporting attraction.

Stylish racing food at today’s event turned the racecourse into a sea of ​​lively outfits when they attracted clear prints to ensure that they stood out of the crowd.

Two pairs of radiant ladies played heads in orange dresses and matching hats when they arrived at the prestigious opportunity.

One of the most striking looks to see was a party celebration that wore a huge blue and yellow head cover, along with a matching bright blue top and a pants combination.

Elsewhere, the catwalk ruches hemlines, flashes from Fuschia and floating maxi dresses in blush.

Many of those who arrive at the housing of the most important spectators also opted for coordinating outfits with their friends.

Although there are no dress code rules applicable in the Windsor housing, although the majority of the guests choose to dress, anyway, a strict dress code works over the Royal and Queen Anne housings.

Hats are a must in both royal housings. As an alternative, a headpiece or ‘hatinator’ with a minimum base diameter of 4 inches (10 cm) is also acceptable.

Dresses must be knee length or longer and forget spaghetti -belts – all shoulders must be a minimum width of 1 inch (2.5 cm).

Strapless, off-the-shoulder and one shoulder items are also prohibited in the Royal and Queen Anne housing.

Shorts of any kind are not allowed. But after they have been included in the dress code since 1971, pants suits remain a popular choice – although they do not match.

From 2017, Jumpsuits have also been accepted as Ascot Worthy, while men have to adhere to black clothing shoes with ankle socks, but there are no footwear specifications for women.

In the meantime, King Charles and Queen Camilla hope in a winner in the Ascot Stakes when their horse reaches high, trained by Willie Mullins, take on other thoroughbreds.

Mullins, who thinks about the narrow defeat of the thoroughbred on Leopardstown Racecourse in Ireland, said: “I am very happy since his first run, he did everything in Leopardstown and if he could walk a similar type of race on Ascot, I would be very satisfied.”

Queen Elizabeth II was a passionate owner and breeder of thoroughbreds and had more than 20 Royal Ascot winners during her 70-year-old government.

Charles and Camilla hired her stable of horses and enjoyed their first Royal Ascot winner in 2023 when their horse desert hero triumphed in the King George v Stakes.