There is NO denying that Royal Ascot is one of the most prestigious events on the sporting calendar.
But apart from the exciting races, we never get tired of the glamorous outfits of the racegoers.
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Kate Middleton opted for a monochrome look with her polka dot dress and black and white hatCredit: splash
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Charlotte Hawkins looked sensational in a floral dress and matching magenta hat.Credit: Pennsylvania
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Carrie Johnson stunned in cream with a themed hatCredit: James Whatling
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Piers Morgan and his wife Celia rocked a fashion figure for their day at the racesCredit: Getty
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Peter Phillips and girlfriend Lindsay Wallace make their Ascot debutCredit: Pennsylvania
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Georgia Toffolo opted for a long lace dressCredit: rex
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Ferne McCan wore pinkCredit: rex
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Georgia Harrison looked elegant in whiteCredit: Getty
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This glamorous runner added a splash of color to her outfit with a novelty bagCredit: Simon Jones
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These glamorous racegoers went all out in their voluminous dresses and flashy hats.Credit: Reuters
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This guest wore the same dress as Ferne McCann but opted for a striking pink hatCredit: rex
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Model Rosie Tapner made an impact in a yellow floral printCredit: Getty
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This elegant guest opted for an elegant cherry blossom hat.Credit: i-Images
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The florals were in full force on the fourth dayCredit: Pennsylvania
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This guest opted for total glamor with this long pink dress.Credit: i-Images
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These glamorous guests looked sensational in their cream floral dresses.Credit: Pennsylvania
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Royal Ascot guests are ready to make the most of the glorious sunshineCredit: Pennsylvania
And this year, they really have gone all out.
For the fourth day of Royal Ascot, lucky ticket holders, including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and TalkTV’s Piers Morgan, arrived at Berkshire Racecourse dressed to the nines.
All Ascot ticket holders must adhere to the venue’s VERY strict dress code, which states that all dresses must be of “modest length” and straps must be “one inch or greater”.
But despite these style restrictions, fans have still been able to pull out all the stops.
Floral prints are out in full force with fashion-conscious guests, with Charlotte Hawkins leading the way in her blue and pink rose midi dress.
Meanwhile, others let their eye-catching hats do the talking, including a VERY stylish cherry blossom design.
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Royal Ascot was held behind closed doors in 2020, with a limited number of race-goers admitted last year after it was selected to take part in a Covid event screening programme.
Approximately 400 helicopters and 1,000 limousines will descend on Royal Ascot with an average of 60,000 race attendees each day.
And once guests are there, they’ll be treated to a fine dining experience hosted by 350 chefs serving 35,000 English asparagus, over 10,000 steaks, 8,000 Cornish crabs, 7,000 English mutton tails, 5,000kg salmon and 3,500 fresh lobsters. all week long.
In addition to this, the Royal Meeting will also serve over a quarter of a million finger sandwiches, 240,000 handmade cakes, 120,000 buttermilk scones, 110,000 cups of tea, 7,000 tubs of mixed berries and 1,200kg of clotted cream. Cornish.
Gates open at 10:30 a.m. daily and the first race is at 2:30 p.m.
The last of the seven races each day will be at 6:10 p.m.
And don’t forget that at 2pm on each racing day there will be a royal procession.
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Source: www.thesun.ie