The Duchess of Cambridge made a dazzling appearance at Royal Ascot, donning an eye-catching red dress that turned heads as she joined the King and Queen for a day of horse racing. Racegoers cheered as they spotted Kate on the big screen, participating in the customary royal carriage procession alongside the Prince of Wales.
As the future King and Queen, this marked their first appearance of the week at the renowned Berkshire event, where high fashion mingles with the world of racing. Kate captivated fashion enthusiasts with her red Alexander McQueen dress and a matching hat by Philip Treacy, while William, like the other royal men, looked sharp in a morning suit and top hat.
The couple live close to the racecourse, having moved to their four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage in Windsor's Home Park last year to provide their children with more freedom away from central London. On Thursday, they were spotted with their eldest son, Prince George, at William's alma mater, Eton College, fuelling speculation that the young royal, who turns 10 next month, may follow in his father's footsteps.