Holly Willoughby Dazzles at Royal Ascot as Fashionistas Shine in Stunning Dresses on Ladies Day!

THE most fashionable event in the racing calendar has kicked off in style, as Royal Ascot attendees are dressed to the nines for Ladies Day.

While the famous five-day festival is known for its elegant dresscode, today’s iconic meet gives people the chance to showcase their finery.

Holly Willoughby looked sensational at Royal Ascot’s Ladies Day in a sophisticated white blazer and pleated skirt Credit: Getty Georgia Toffolo looked regal in a lemon yellow dress, with a beautiful gold headpiece Credit: News Group Newspapers ltd Influencer Lydia Millen is sure to have turned heads in this pretty dress, with a floral neckline Credit: Getty This racegoer decided to wing it with this bird-themed headpiece Credit: Getty Ascot guest Lovely Amusan looked pretty in pink in a buttoned satin look Credit: Getty Model Lottie Moss opted for a demure-looking blazer coord for her Ascot look Credit: Simon Jones

As is typical for Royal Ascot, many have opted for extravagant hats as part of their outfits at the famous Berkshire racecourse.

And there were a number of A-listers to spot in the crowds.

Oozing glamour was former host , who arrived in an elegant white blazer and pleated skirt.

Meanwhile, Made in Chelsea‘s Georgia Toffolo, also known as Toff, was back for another day of racing, in a lemon dress and ornate gold headpiece.

This chic reveller opted for a top hat to go with their sleek dress Credit: News Group Newspapers ltd Grace Foley proved you don’t need colour to ooze sophistication Credit: Getty This unmissable yellow hat was adorned with butterflies and large feathers Credit: Getty Rosie Turner looked elegant in a long-sleeve maxi dress with a wide-brimmed hat Credit: Getty Lady Victoria Hervey was a vision in a pale green midi dress and netted hat Credit: PA Attendee Louise Roe went for a classic, sleek look that hit all the right notes Credit: Getty

Yesterday, the Princess of Wales stole the show in a, as she enjoyed her day in the sun with the Prince of Wales.

Meanwhile, ‘s mum beamed as she arrived with daughter-in-law , married to .

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 racegoer didn’t hold back when it came to their bold fashion look Credit: Splash Two pals arrived matching in the same white, satin dress Credit: PA Racegoer Victoria Hail-Smith posed for a picture as she arrived for the third day of racing Credit: AP One guest was dressed to impress in a red, feathered ensemble that was sure to turn heads Credit: i-Images

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.

Two chic pals looked stylish as they appeared for racing on Ladies Day Credit: News Group Newspapers ltd This Ascot fan rose to the occasion with this floral headpiece Credit: Reuters

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