Carole Middleton is also at Royal Ascot, with a dress that seems taken from her daughter Kate’s wardrobe (and all the other looks from the second day)

There social season English never ceases to amaze us and after the Grand return of Princess Kate and of Lady Gabriella Windsortoday is Carole Middleton to take the stage Royal Ascot with a dress that seems stolen from her daughter’s wardrobe. This is the first public appearance of the royal’s parents since her illness was announced earlier this year.

Kensington Palace had already announced that the Princess of Wales would not take part in the equestrian event this year but today his loved ones were there to witness the slow return to normality, as much as possible, after these turbulent months.

Present on Prince Williamrelaxed as he hadn’t been seen for a long time, with a top hat and impeccable tailored formal day suit, characterized by an ice gray waistcoat and a blue tie with small flowers.

Prince William at Royal Ascot 2024.

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Returning to Carole Middletonthe light blue dress with designer floral print Self-Portrait it instantly brings Kate to mind for at least a couple of reasons. The first is that the chosen brand is much loved by the princess, the second reason is that the put recalls a much appreciated royal look that debuted at Ascot in 2018, the powder-colored one designed by Elie Saab.

The Self-Portrait look worn by Carole Middleton which seems stolen from her daughter Kate’s wardrobe.

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Today at the racecourse seems like a contemporary retelling of an episode of Bridgerton. Maybe it was because after a rather difficult period there was a desire to immerse oneself in the carefreeness of a social event in which to forget, fully dressed in brand new outfits, that even the rich cry for.

ASCOT, ENGLAND – JUNE 19: Queen Camilla attends day two of Royal Ascot 2024 at Ascot Racecourse on June 19, 2024 in Ascot, England. (Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage)Samir Hussein

Going down the pecking order, Queen Camilla, alone without King Charles, opts for a designer cobalt dress Dior different from the usual with a pleated skirt and white lace insert combined with a hat of the same color. The nuance goes very well with the earrings and the brooch that the sovereign pins on her dress, an heirloom of diamonds with turquoise that had a certain popularity in the last years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign.
They were the then Princes of Wales, the future ones Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, who donated the jewel in 1893 to Mary of Teck for her wedding to the man who would become George V.

The diamond and turquoise brooch worn by Queen Camilla.

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Upon the death of Queen Mary, grandmother of Elizabeth II, the brooch passed to her granddaughter who, however, only began to show it off in the mid-1910s. Those with a good memory may remember it being worn by the monarch in the video message to the nation in highlight of the pandemic. It was thought at that moment that Elizabeth, dressed in green, wanted to reassure her subjects with a look that exuded hope by adding a stone that in ancient times was known for its protective and healing properties. If turquoise truly possesses such qualities, members of the royal family can only benefit from such energy.

The York sisters were also there on day two of Royal Ascot with their husbands and mother Sarah Ferguson. Eugeniewho arrived in a carriage, had a singular labeled pale pink straw hat Emily London enlivened by a tassel that fell on the face. The dress instead in cashmere and silk with a fitted silhouette is signed Gabriela Hearst.

Princess Eugenie wears a Gabriela Hearst dress and an Emily London hat.

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That of Princess Beatrice can be defined as his signature look with the pastel color scheme and floral dress. It’s designer Zimmermann the pink midi dress with long sleeves, cinched at the waist with a belt and a soft, full skirt.

The outfit also consists of a headband full of flowers Juliette Botterill and pumps Roger Vivier with rhinestone detail instead of being cloying, it had the right size overall, obviously within the parameters of Beatrice of York who nailed her romantic and chic style.

Beatrice of York’s romantic look.

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The photos of Sarah Ferguson They take us back to the Royal Ascots of the past, the ones where the Duchess of York and her raged Princess Diana. Also Fergie the redheadaffected by health problems, is present at the horse race and shows off a regal combination of white jacket and blue skirt in a look with an immortal style.

The Duchess of York with one put elegant white and blue.

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White and blue also for the Princess Anne enjoying racing away from the spotlight on the second day of Ascot.

Princess Anna’s white outfit with blue details.

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Those who are now a sort of hostess during the days of the most famous horse show in the world, unique also for its high level of glamour, are Zara Tindall who, as usual, shows off an outfit in dialogue with that of her husband Mike.

The floral print dress with wide sleeves tightened at the cuffs and down to the ankles comes from the atelier of Anna Mason while the matching hat is a creation Juliette Botterill.

The very coordinated Zara and Mike Tindall.

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For the Dukes of Edinburgh today is a special day. They mingle with the crowd of the rich parterre of Ascot with clothes suitable for the renewal of wedding vows. The Prince Edward And Sophie they celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary and do it with relatives and friends on the grass of the famous racecourse.

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The Duchess in particular puts her foot on the accelerator of elegance by wearing a white dress studded with applied daisies by her reference designer, Suzannah London. The hat gives theensemble a touch of yesteryear which he seems to mention My Fair Lady. If by chance someone hadn’t remembered her happy anniversary, seeing her arrive dressed like this, they would have immediately rushed to congratulate her on the long-lasting royal marriage. Congratulations!