The Internet is ablaze with photos of the British royal family at the Royal Ascot.
The Internet is ablaze with photos of the British royal family at the Royal Ascot — with Queen Elizabeth II, the Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie all in matching blue to boot.
Prince Charles, Prince Andrew, Princess Diana and the Duchess of York at the Royal Ascot in 1990. Nils Jorgensen/Shutterstock The Queen Anne and Village enclosures follow the same dress code, requiring women to wear a hat, headpiece or fascinator and wear clothing fit for a “formal occasion.” Men are not required to wear top hats, but must wear a full-length suit in matching colors, a tie and socks with shoes.
This year, Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, arrived in a pastel blue lace dress by Elie Saab with a matching floral hat by Philip Treacy. Princess Beatrice, also in pastel blue, wore a lace dress by Maje with a matching hat accented with a colorful tassel. The queen also opted for the shade with a matching floral hat.
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