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Day Two of The Festival, Ladies Day, was a royal and star-studded occasion with many well-known faces in the crowd of nearly 57,000 race goers including Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, Zara Tindall, Princess Anne, Vogue Williams, Jade Dunkerton plus many more.
Below we've shared photos of the best Ladies Day 2020 outfits by celebrities, royalty and other race goers...
All images by Mikal Ludlow Photography
TV presenter and model Vogue Williams looked striking in a full length red Marlborough trench coat by Holland Cooper. Charlie Hamilton and Lystra Adams also looked stylish in incredible hats.
Zara Tindall cheered on her horses wearing a monochrome knee-length coat dress by Laura Green London, accessorized with a maroon hat and gloves.
Zara was joined by Princess Anne and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall.
Also wowing in black and white was Jade Dunkerton, wife of Julian Dunkerton and founder of Holland Cooper Clothing. Former Miss Cheltenham, Sophie Lydia Smith looked stylish in a red blazer and leopard print accessories.
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With no two outfits the same it was a day for ladies to take the spotlight with spectacular hats and outfits...
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Two of the Visit Cheltenham team, Lisa & Tara above, attended Ladies Day to share the experience with our readers. Check out our Instagram stories @visitcheltenham to see for yourself what Ladies Day at The Festival is really like. We will be publishing a guide to the races very soon so if you are tempted from the photos above to attend Ladies Day next year watch this space for tips and insights for making the most of your day!
Did you attend Ladies Day? We would love to see your photos. Please do tag us in on social media. We will share our favourites.
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