Queen Anne created Royal Ascot, but royal woman including the Princess of Wales and the Duchess of Edinburgh have influenced fashion today.

Enter: the formal scarf. Okay, fine, formal scarves aren’t really doing a whole lot in terms of warmth, but there’s nothing wrong with a vestigial accessory.

5. The blazer wrap: One of the best scarf drapping style for business or caual occasions, board meetings or ay formal event.For this you need to combine your blazer with an eye-catching scarf ...

Think of the great British summertime and a trip to the races represents the quintessential day out. Packed with buzz and excitement, nothing matches the glamour and prestige of Royal Ascot, which ...

Royal Ascot begins on Tuesday and as well as top-class racing there will be plenty of interest in the fashion on show over the five-day meeting. There are certain rules that have to be followed in the ...

The lesser known but more properly called ascot is a double-knotted tie worn with a pin as part of formal day wear. It is named for Ascot Heath, in England, a famed horse-racing track where this ...

Ladies and gentlemen, if you please. Fearful of slipping standards, officials at Royal Ascot, whose five-day horse racing carnival began this week, have told patrons to dress in a more elegant ...

Every year Ascot issues an updated official style guide that takes into account key trends and changes in fashion - here's what you can and can't wear ...

Think of Ascot and a sea of hats comes to mind. Although hats or 'substantial fascinators' are only obligatory in the Royal Enclosure, all Ascot race-goers are encouraged to wear formal dress.

But sensible needn’t equal boring; Royal Ascot permits co-ordinating trouser suits and welcomed jumpsuits on to its style agenda in 2017, opening up a wealth of alternatives to a dress.