EYE-POPPING hats, A-listers in attendance and flowing champagne, Royal Ascot is back with a bang.
As revellers arrive for the second day of racing at the famous racecourse, their head-turning ensembles have not disappointed.
Georgia Toffolo has arrived for the second day of racing at Royal Ascot in a gorgeous cream dress Credit: Alamy
Royal Ascot attendees have not disappointed with their glamorous looks and hats Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
One guest looked radiant in a breathtaking white floral dress and halo-style fascinator Credit: Getty
Guest Flora Gibbs opted for a bold red trouser suit, with a feathered hat stealing the show Credit: Getty
Charlotte Hawkins opted for a floral theme for her ensemble in Berkshire Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Princess Kate’s mum Carole Middleton arrived with daughter-in-law Alizée Thevenet Credit: James Whatling
As is the norm at the prestigious racing event, extravagant headpieces and formal dresses are a staple for many guests.
Made in Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo arrived for a second day of racing in a cream dress with gathered floral detailing on the front.
Meanwhile, ‘s mum beamed as she arrived with daughter-in-law , married to James Middleton.
attendees have to adhere to issued by the venue that focuses on elegance.
Fashion designer Jade Holland Cooper turned heads in this beautiful polkadot ensemble Credit: Getty
This chic pleated dress was very fitting for the prestigious occasion Credit: News Group Newspapers ltd
Attendee Laura-Ann Barr looked lovely in a baby blue midi dress and netted hat Credit: Getty
This off-the-shoulder cream midi dress looked sensational at the racecourse Credit: PA
Extravagant hats are all the rage at Royal Ascot – and this year’s selection have not disappointed Credit: PA
In the Royal Enclosure, all dresses should be a “modest length” and straps are required to be “one inch or greater”.
The five-day festival – which – runs until Saturday, with Ladies Day taking place tomorrow.
There are seven races throughout the day, the last of which commences at 6.10pm.
At 2pm on each day of racing, the takes place, and a chance for attendees to get a glimpse of the .
One woman opted for a white and blue floral maxi dress for the occasion Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Each morning, the gates open at 10.30am each day, ready for the anticipated first race which kicks off at 2.30pm.
As well as the racing, there’s also lots of other things for the lucky guests to enjoy.
More than 35,000 Fine Dining covers with 32 stars across the chefs.
This year’s line-up includes returning favourites Raymond Blanc OBE, Simon Rogan MBE, Yannick Alleno and Tom Shepherd while and Angela Hartnett OBE make their debut this year.
was held behind closed doors in 2020, and in 2021 limited racegoers were admitted after it was selected to take part in a Covid event research programme.
But, this year there will be an estimated attendance of 290,000 for the week.
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