Скачать или смотреть Royal Head-Turners 1: The Most Memorable Millinery Worn by the Royal Family at Ascot

With the much-anticipated Royal Ascot on the horizon, let’s take a look back at some of the most unforgettable headwear choices by royal attendees over the years. Known for its grand fashion displays, Ascot has always brought out the royals’ best (and boldest) millinery moments. Here are some standout styles:

Princess Margaret's 1970s Turbans: Embodying Seventies sophistication, Princess Margaret’s turbans were a chic departure from traditional hats. With bold colors and jewel-toned accents, her style left a lasting impression, blending glamour with a sense of boldness.

Queen Elizabeth II’s Colorful Hats: Queen Elizabeth made an art of matching her hats with her outfits, each ensemble thoughtfully color-coordinated. Her wide-brimmed hats with floral accents were particularly memorable, adding elegance and a touch of regal charm.

Princess Diana's Dramatic Brims: Diana often opted for oversized, elegant brims in bold colors. Whether accented with feathers or ribbons, her millinery choices were polished yet striking, perfectly suited to her graceful style.

Princess Beatrice’s Avant-Garde Creations: Known for pushing the boundaries of royal fashion, Princess Beatrice has consistently chosen hats that defy convention. From sculptural pieces to unique shapes, her hats often become the talk of Ascot, making her a modern-day style icon.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex’s Understated Elegance: Sophie often favors refined and delicate pieces. Known for her feathered fascinators and elegant, understated hats, her choices exude sophistication and suit her classic style.

Kate Middleton’s Timeless Fascinators: The Princess of Wales has mastered the art of the fascinator, with elegant designs that complement her polished aesthetic. Whether floral-accented or understated, Kate’s millinery is always a royal favorite, blending modernity with tradition.

Camilla, Queen Consort’s Bold Brims: Camilla’s hats are often dramatic and wide-brimmed, adding a touch of grandeur to her outfits. Her choice of millinery, often in neutral tones with decorative accents, has become a signature style at Ascot, embodying her confident elegance.

From timeless classics to daring statements, the Royal Family’s headwear at Ascot continues to capture imaginations and set trends year after year.

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