And so begins another year of top-tier horse racing, starting with the 2025 Cheltenham Festival.
Of course, every racegoer knows that it’s not just the action on the track that has everyone talking - the fashion stakes are just as high.
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A highlight of the British social calendar, Cheltenham is where heritage elegance meets modern sophistication, with racegoers embracing timeless tweeds, luxurious outerwear, and statement accessories perfect for the unpredictable March weather.
Last year, festival bosses announced that Ladies Day - the day that traditionally encouraged women to dress to impress - would be known as 'Style Wednesday;' from 2024. The historic move demonstrates the important role fashion plays in the event, with an entire day of the sporting festival dedicated to showcasing sartorial individuality.
From royals and aristocrats to celebrities and stylish attendees, this year’s festival is delivering an impeccable display of country-chic dressing.
Scroll below to see the best dressed guests at Cheltenham Festival 2025...
On Day Three, Georgia Toffolo paid homage to the late Princess of Wales by wearing the exact same red sheep jumper that Diana owned. She paired it with a tartan skirt, a Fairfax and Favour jacket and a gigantic bow headpiece.
On Day Two, Toff wore an animal print coat with a matching headpiece, paired with black leggings, allowing her statement accents to do all the talking.
On Day Two, Jade Holland Cooper wore another full look from her brand, consisting of a monochromatic houndstooth two-piece layered with a suit and tie.
Stylish royals Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall stepped out wearing outfits that perfectly complemented each other. Eugenie wore head to toe plum, whilst Zara opted for a grey coat layered with a plum jumper and a matching headpiece.
The Cheltenham fashion guru opted for a three-piece triple tweed suit paired with a blue shirt and yellow tie. The entire look was from her eponymous label, Holland Cooper.
Toff is still firmly in her bridal era and we are obsessed. She oozed It-girl glamour in an etheral white two-piece from Delia Wade, a headpiece by Emily London and a Saint Laurent bag.
The horse-loving royal gave her muted navy suit, and her Fairfax & Favor coat and boots a splash of dopamine with a bold, contrasting mustard yellow headpiece featuring a sculpted design.
Flora Gibbs oozed chic in a double-breasted navy coat featuring gold buttons, paired with a multicoloured scarf, bold red headband and black knee-high boots. The 'Hettie Bag' by Tusting completed her look.
This stylish guest brought high-fashion glamour with a pair of bold red wide-leg trousers, a navy tweed jacket and a crimson red statement Valentino belt.
Cheltenham is the perfect excuse to go all out on headwear, and this racegoer got the memo. She paired a white suite and blueberry-toned checked coat with a dramatic headpiece that can be seen from the other side of the track.
An attendee looked every inch the fashion icon in a camel suit, a cream blouse with a statement collar, a tweed maxi coat complete with a Chanel brooch, and a deep brown flat cap.
This attendee brought fashion's favourite animal print trend and gave it a country chic twist. She paired a longline leopard print coat with a burgundy velvet suit and a matching fedora.
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