On day three of Royal Ascot, Duchess Sophie dresses up in velvet daisy attire and shines in the spotlight

The previously more won the show with her royal family members on day three of Thursday.

Sophia, 59, was summertime personified in an airy dress by Suzannah London. The spouse of stood out among the raceday revellers in her ultra-feminine outfit, with a bright collar, complete- length skirt, and all-over wildflower motifs.

The rigid stylish regulations for those in the prestigious royal enclosure mandate that everyone present wear their most exquisite millinery. “Hats must be worn. But, a headpiece or hatinator with a minimal base size of 4 inches/10cm is acceptable,” is the guidance on the established site.

The mother-of-two carried a fuschia brake case from Sophie Habsburg while also bringing a lilac hat made by Jane Taylor boutique to Royal Ascot’s strict dress code.

According to Remoulade Sauce on X, the Duchess appeared to be sporting classic pointed-toe mules that have been on her closet for more than a decade among her new robes.

The most attractive occasion on the royal family’s calendar is Royal Ascot, according to the royal family. The Duchess of Edinburgh made an entry to the world-renowned racetrack while riding a horse-drawn carriage and talking about her engagement to Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh.

Isabel and Edward’s child, 20, is yet to create her Royal Ascot album. Several royal fans were left wondering if the youthful king, who is already a student at St Andrews University, would eventually meet her family members at the prestigious competition day following her head-turning performance at Trooping the Colour.

Grant Harrold, past smith to King Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry, just revealed on that Ascot was considered to be the “Christmas” of the prince’s social agenda.

The King “absolutely enjoys the horses race, he attends all of the different situations, and we’ve seen him at a lot of conferences.” “I also believe that the late Queen was more interested in animals because of what she did,” Grant continued.

“The King does as well, but it’s somewhat less. I don’t think we’ll see The King jumping up and down and running around the royal box when they have a winner, so it’s slightly different.”