All of the Best Looks from the Royal Ascot (2024)

Given the royal family's love of horses, it's no surprise that Royal Ascot is one of the banner events of the Windsors' annual calendar. The races feature a famously stringent dress code (men must wear traditional morning dress, and hats are a must for all attendees at all times) but they also provide an opportunity for the royals to show off their style—which is one of the reasons the event has also become a favorite of fans of royal fashion.

Here, we're taking a look at the most stand-out looks of this year's Royal Ascot, and all of the royal-approved pieces you can add to your own closet.

Princess Beatrice got into a summery theme in a green floral dress by Emilia Wickstead, while also further cementing the dominance of butter yellow with a pale hat and matching clutch, and Aquazurra heels.

Sophie Windsor (AKA actress Sophie Winkleman) attended the fourth day of Ascot with her husband, Lord Frederick Windsor, looking crisp in a blue and white colorblocked topper with white peep-toe heels, a white bag, and feathered white hat.

Queen Camilla also opted for a feathered hat for the Royal Ascot's fourth day—in her case, a duck egg blue one which matched her subtly embellished dress. She also debuted yet another impressive brooch from the royal collection, this one a diamond starburst which Queen Elizabeth had also favored.

For her third Ascot appearance of the year, Zara Tindall wore a periwinkle puff-sleeved dress by Rebecca Vallance with a matching hat, and a cream clutch and heels. She also donned what appears to be a pair of Illesteva Leonard II E sunglasses—a style she's been favoring since the Platinum Jubilee in 2022.

For day 3 of the Royal Ascot, Queen Camilla switched things up from her previous blue styles with a white ensemble accented by subtle scalloped piping and a matching white hat. For a pop of color, she opted for a showstopping rose-carved emerald brooch which was gifted to King Charles's great-grandmother, Queen Mary in 1911.

Sophie, duch*ess of Edinburgh also chose a light shade with a patterned Suzannah London shirtdress, which she paired with a mauve hat and a Sophie Habsburg clutch.

Princess Eugenie brought a whimsical touch with her playfully tasseled Emily London pink hat, which topped off her pale ensemble. She used her woven Anya Hindmarch clutch and Aquazurra Bow Tie pumps (an oft-worn royal-favorite) to accent her white Gabriela Hearst knit dress—a style she previous donned in grey at the U.S. ambassador's residence in London.

On day 2 of Royal Ascot, Sophie, duch*ess of Edinburgh looked fresh in an all-white ensemble, featuring a floral lace dress by Suzanna London, a wide-brimmed white hat by Jane Taylor London, and the Crescent bag by royal-favorite bag brand Strathberry.

Camilla continued her blue streak in a peaco*ck Dior dress with a white lace bodice accent and a coordinating wide-brimmed hat. The brooch-loving queen also chose a turquoise and diamond piece that originally belonged to Queen Mary.

Mother and daughter Sarah Ferguson, duch*ess of York, and Princess Beatrice both opted for classic, feminine style. While Fergie chose a pared back black and white look with a dark skirt, a white Veronica Beard jacket, and spectator shoes, Beatrice went floral in a Zimmerman pink and white dress with a pink hatband and Roger Vivier embellished pumps.

Zara Tindall, accompanied by her husband Mike, also took the floral note, wearing a dynamically printed Anna Mason dress with and metallic woven handbag, pale fascinator, and simple pumps by the Kate Middleton-loved brand, Emmy London.