Georgia Toffolo and Lottie Moss oozed sophistication as they stepped out on the first day of Royal Ascot 2025 in Berkshire on Tuesday.
The glamorous duo pulled out all the stops as they led the star-studded arrivals for the prestigious horse racing festival at Ascot Racecourse.
Made in Chelsea star Georgia, 30, put on an elegant display in a mint dress with a short fringed skirt and an additional full-length sheer panel.
Georgia was seen looking comfortable in a pair of slip-on pointed grey pumps as she attended the prestigious horse racing festival at Ascot Racecourse, alongside other celebrities.
She fixed a wide-brimmed mint hat with lace detailing on top of her golden tresses as she adhered to the sophisticated dress code for the day.
Georgia, who recently married former BrewDog CEO James Watt, toted her essentials in a quirky bird-shaped cream bag with a crossbody pearl strap.
Georgia Toffolo and Lottie Moss oozed sophistication as they stepped out on the first day of Royal Ascot 2025 in Berkshire on Tuesday
The Made in Chelsea star, 30, put on an elegant display in a mint dress with a short fringed skirt and an additional full-length sheer panel
Meanwhile, Lottie, 27, looked effortlessly stylish in a white midi dress with a corset-style bodice and puffed sleeves.
Completing her stylish outfit, the younger sister of supermodel Kate Moss also wore white sling-backs and carried a cream handbag.
She tucked her platinum tresses beneath a lace sun hat as she joined the stars in the exclusive Royal Enclosure to watch the event.
Royal Ascot, the jewel in the crown of the UK racing calendar, kicked off on Tuesday with the Queen Anne Stakes and will run until Saturday.
The event is expected to host notable figures like King Charles and Camilla, who are anticipated to make their entrance in the famous carriage procession that passes by the course and the stands, greeting hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic attendees over the five-day event.
It is a royal tradition that has reached its 200th anniversary this year after it was first held in 1825 during the reign of King George IV.
The festival was founded by Queen Anne in 1711 after she declared Ascot ideal for ‘horses fit for kings’ and it is now a major social event and sporting attraction.
Georgia is an avid fan of the races and is often seen making glamorous appearances at festivals all around the UK, recently stepping out for Epsom’s Ladies Day.
She fixed a wide-brimmed mint hat with lace detailing on top of her golden tresses as she adhered to the sophisticated dress code for the day
Georgia toted her essentials in a quirky bird-shaped cream bag with a crossbody pearl strap to complete her glamorous look
Meanwhile, Lottie, 27, looked effortlessly stylish in a white midi dress with a corset-style bodice and puffed sleeves
She tucked her platinum tresses beneath a lace sun hat as she joined the stars in the exclusive Royal Enclosure to watch the event
Georgia has had an exciting few months after she and her now-husband James Watt (both pictured) eloped in North East Scotland
Georgia has had an exciting few months after she and her now-husband James eloped in North East Scotland.
The pair got engaged last October after the millionaire proposed with an exquisite eight-carat triple-diamond studded band estimated to be worth £200,000 during a romantic getaway in Greece for Georgia’s 30th birthday.
After the BrewDog founder promised that the pair would be married this year, the couple did indeed tie the knot – though guests only had 48 hours’ notice to attend the whirlwind ceremony.
Taking to Instagram, Georgia shared loved-up snaps of the newlyweds posing on a fishing boat moments after saying ‘I do’.
She captioned her shock post: ‘James and I got married today.’
‘1st March will forever be the best day of my life – the day I became your wife. We eloped,’ she continued.
‘Guests: whoever could get here with 48 hours notice! Temperature: 6°C. Wind: 17 knots North Westerly. Location: North East Scotland
‘To our family and friends who aren’t with us, we will celebrate with you soonest!’
