King Charles III and Queen Camilla unveiled a statue of the horse Enable at Royal Ascot. The queen wore a bespoke Anna Valentine dress with light blue fabric and floral embroidery, Cullinan V Brooch, and Philip Treacy hat. King Charles wore a gray suit with a yellow vest. Royal Ascot is a five-day racing and fashion event.
and King Charles III helped unveil a statue of the horse “Enable” by Charlie Langton as they attended Day One ofThe queen debuted a bespoke Anna Valentine dress at the event.
The garment was made from a light blue fabric with colorful floral embroidery, and a prominent diamond brooch decorating the center of the V-neckline. The Cullinan V Brooch , a British royal family heirloom. She paired the look with a matching Philip Treacy wide-brim hat. Her Majesty also pinned Queen Victoria’s Ten Diamond Bar brooch to her hat.suede satin cap-toe pumps in beige and black.
The low heel, two-toned pumps featured an almond-shaped toe. The heels are reportedly a design from Karl Lagerfeld’s 1998 collection. They feature a cream-colored upper, made from a rich suede material. The black satin cap toe adds contrast to the shoe while adding a classic element to her ensemble.
The king also opted for pastel details for his look, pairing a gray suit with a yellow vest, a black top hat and black, lace-up patent leather dress shoes. Royal Ascot is one of the most well-attended events on the royal calendar. The event began Tuesday, and it’s set to feature five days of racing and is expected to be attended by the royal family and their friends and family.
The Royal Ascot started as a horse racing event but has become a fashion-focused event that showcases the best of British style. The event, which was started by Queen Anne in 1711, is a summer staple and an opportunity for women guests to wear their best hats and best footwear. The event is taking place in Ascot, England, and runs until Saturday. WWD and Women's Wear Daily are part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2026 Fairchild Publishing, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
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