The Princess of Wales led the glamor on the final day of Royal Ascot 2023 as members of the royal family arrived at Berkshire Racecourse.
Looking stunning in a matching shade of red Alexander McQueen dress and a Philip Treacy hat, Kate, 41, smiled at the crowd as she arrived in a carriage alongside Prince William, 41.
The mother of three tied her hair back into a sleek bun and opted for stunning statement gold earrings from Cézanne, which she has worn before.
Looking elegant in an A-line red frock, the mother-of-three paired her outfit with a red clutch bag from Hermes and red suede pumps.
The Prince and Princess of Wales were joined in the second carriage in the royal procession by Princess Beatrice, 34, and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, 39.
The four arrived in the second carriage of the procession, which followed the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire along with King Charles and Queen Camilla.
The Princess of Wales stunned in red as she arrived in the royal procession on the final day of Royal Ascot 2023 in a carriage with Prince William
With the princess opting for a scarlet frock, she deviated from previous Ascot looks, where she has usually opted for pastel colors in more muted tones.
This is the first event William and Kate have attended since the Queen’s death in September – often described as Royal Ascot’s ‘biggest fan’.
During her 70-year reign, her late majesty attended almost every single Royal Ascot festival, with the exception of last year when she was unable to attend due to mobility issues.
The King has a race today, having shed a tear yesterday when he secured his first Ascot victory.
The royal couple were overcome with emotion as they watched their horse Desert Hero emerge from the royal box to win the King George V Race after two losses.
Princess Anne, Princess Beatrice and Mike and Zara Tindall were also seen enjoying the race throughout the week.
The King’s cousins - Earl Snowdon and Sarah Chatto – also joined the royal procession yesterday.
The princess’s stunning Alexander McQueen frock had an A-line cut and Kate paired the stylish dress with red suede pumps and a red clutch.
The Princess of Wales appeared deep in conversation with another race wearing a hot pink frock
The A-line skirt of Kate’s red frock billowed in the wind as she chatted with other racegoers in fuchsia dresses, as their outfits made for the perfect color-clash.
As Kate got caught up in the action, she couldn’t contain her excitement and laughed as she spoke to race officials.
The princess looked animated as she chatted with other guests at the festival as she carried her low-key Hermes clutch bag.
Picture-perfect princess! Kate, 41, looked photogenic as racegoers milled around her ahead of the action on the final day of Royal Ascot.
Kate, 41, looked stunning in an Alexander McQueen frock and Philip Treacy hat, which she paired with statement gold earrings from Cézanne.
The Alexander McQueen frock by Princess features a plunging yet conservative neckline and statement shoulders with long sleeves.
A glimpse of Princess Beatrice revealed her lace frock with some purple and yellow and a white fascinator on her head as she opted for a complicated updo.
The Princess of Wales and Princess Beatrice waved to racegoers and royal fans as they took part in the royal procession.
The princess’s hair was pulled into a sleek low bun that was swept to the side to show off her stunning, wide-brimmed hat from Philip Treacy.
The royal couple, both 41, looked surprised as they spoke to Prince William’s cousin Princess Beatrice, 34, and her husband Edo Mapelli Mozi.
The Princess of Wales looked stunning in red, in a look that deviated from her usual Royal Ascot outfit, an event where she has previously opted to wear more muted, pastel tones.
A glimpse of the couple in the second carriage of the royal procession showed William before donning his top hat, as Kate’s Philip Treacy headpiece shielded her eyes from the sun.
Members of the royal family sat next to each other in the royal procession and opposite Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
The Princess of Wales sat in the royal procession with her husband Prince William, who looked dapper in a top hat and tails.
The couple looked picture-perfect and ready for an afternoon of excitement at the races as they arrived in the second car in the royal procession.
Kate stunned as she waved to racegirls and royal fans as she sat in the second car in the royal procession on the final day of Royal Ascot 2023.
The Prince and Princess of Wales looked picture-perfect in the sun as they arrived at the festival for an afternoon of action.
The princess, 41, opted for a smoky eye, accented with liquid eyeliner, a touch of blush and some bronzer as she arrived.
The first carriage of the royal procession carried King Charles and Queen Camilla, who was dressed in a white frock and a white Philip Treacy hat.
The King and Queen were surprised when they arrived at Berkshire Racecourse on the last day of the festival
The King took off his hat as he greeted royal fans and arrivals on the final day of Royal Ascot, as the black-and-white detailing of the Queen’s hat gave a stark monochrome effect.
Elsewhere, many fans donated their fines to celebrate in the glorious June sun.
High heels and fascinators were a common theme among the guests, who opted for colorful dresses and full glamour.
Many female racegoers opted for the most relaxed rules – which allow people to dress from either the male or female dress code regardless of their gender – opting for bright trouser suits.
Last night’s revelers looked worse for wear this evening as they left Berkshire Racecourse after hours of partying.
Earlier in the day, glamorous guests dressed themselves to the nines to attend the event, which is considered the crown jewel in the racing calendar.
Although its competitors Cheltenham, Epsom and Aintree have abolished their dress codes, Ascot still has a fairly strict dress code.
Passing security in high heels this morning, racegoers give their legs a break as they leave the premises in flip flops.
David Armstrong-Jones, Viscount Lineley, also known as Earl Snowdon, is the son of the late Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones, 1st Earl of Snowdon.
His sister, Lady Sarah Chatto and her husband Daniel Chatto also joined the procession, as did Lord Nicholas Soames, former Conservative MP and grandson of Winston Churchill.
Camila’s family – her sister, ex-sister-in-law and ex-husband – were also seen running.
This year, organizers showcased a heartwarming collection of pictures of the Queen visiting Ascot over the years.
They include a black-and-white photo of the royal riding the tracks in 1960 when he was 34 years old.
The mother-of-four was seen jogging along the track in a headscarf and boots.
The Queen was taking part in an informal race with other members of her royal entourage and finished fourth.
What’s more, the organizers also selected an image of the Queen in light on Ladies’ Day in 2013.
The event turned out to be one of the Queen’s most successful Ascots as her horse won the Esteem Gold Cup – making her the first monarch to win the prize in 200 years.
The late royal was pictured admiring her trophy, which was presented to her by her son Prince Andrew.
The Queen wore one of her signature coat dresses in a beautiful shade of purple.
Beneath his jacket, the king wore a beautiful floral dress – which perfectly complimented the flower on his hat.
In the image, the Queen is seen wearing a three-strand pearl necklace – which she also wore to her final Ascot in June 2021.
Read Full News Here