Princess Eugenie looked elegant in a taupe cropped top and a high-waisted white skirt with a matching hat as she appeared at Royal Ascot for the first time this year.
And Sarah, Duchess of York had her own fashion moment as she revived a Catherine Walker polka dot outfit first worn in 1991.
She teamed it with a black Jess Collett hat and an Ethan K handbag.
Eugenie and Charles had a good chinwag. The princess, who is mum to sons August, four, and Ernest, two, was recently announced as a mentor for The King's Foundation 35 under 35 programme.
Sophie and her husband, Frederick, also joined the royals on day four.
The actress looked chic in a navy dress with white detailing on the cuffs and collar, accessorising with an ivory patent croc leather handbag from Aspinal.
She finished her vintage-inspired look with a pop of red lipstick.
Zara put in a fourth stylish appearance at Royal Ascot.
The equestrian looked effortlessly chic in a baby blue Veronica Beard trouser suit with a blue and white hat by Jenny Roberts Millinery, as well as a white leather clutch from Aspinal.
Her Majesty kept her cool in the heatwave in a white chiffon dress with embroidered flowers by Anan Valentine, with a matching feathered hat by Philip Treacy.
She carried a quilted Lady Dior bag and accessorised with the late Queen's raspberry pip brooch.
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