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Is this dressy enough for Ascot?

23 replies

fraggle73 · 05/06/2014 23:16

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Justinepants · 05/06/2014 23:40

It depends on what you put with it but I'd say yes, definitely.

libertychick · 05/06/2014 23:44

Yes, it's lovely.

annebullin · 05/06/2014 23:49

gorgeous

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Monty27 · 06/06/2014 00:12

Oh the first one is lovely but do remember to keep it classy Grin

I'm not keen at all on the second one and the shoes that are teamed with it are horrors.

I've never been, but that first dress is lovely and elegant. :)

burnishedsilver · 06/06/2014 00:19

Yes. Lovely.

RonaldMcDonald · 06/06/2014 01:59

Love both

Monty27 · 06/06/2014 02:05

I do like the second as well, but not how it's worn :)

CompanionCube · 06/06/2014 06:04

I really like the first one.

littlewhitebag · 06/06/2014 08:19

The first one is lovely. Very elegant and summery.

annebullin · 06/06/2014 09:02

Don't like 2nd one.

FoxyHarlow123 · 06/06/2014 09:03

Yep, agree, first one is lovely and defo ok for ascot.

littlegreengloworm · 06/06/2014 09:04

Love the first but not the second

I would definitely accessorise carefully. What hat?

Valdeeves · 06/06/2014 09:39

Love the first!!

SquallyShowers · 06/06/2014 11:14

Both nice. First is more classic and summery.

JRsandCoffee · 06/06/2014 12:41

Which enclosure? Second I don't like but thats just my taste, first looks pretty short (spoken like a true oooooooold laaaadeee) but cute if you have fab legs and a lovely hat!

beccajoh · 06/06/2014 12:46

Love the first (will be fine as long as it's knee length) but not the second. What are you wearing with?

grocklebox · 06/06/2014 12:48

First one. But you absolutely need a hat and not a fascinator. I'd stick with yellow. And classy accessories. It's beautiful and summery.
Personally I find the second quite ugly, but I don't like that style.

mrsbucketxx · 06/06/2014 12:50

id say its too short if you want to go anywhere near the royal enclosure.

and i think its a bit too much like day wear sorry.

mrsbucketxx · 06/06/2014 12:57

just had a look at the second one and i really like it, much better than the first.

JRsandCoffee · 06/06/2014 13:03

To clarify, much depends on the enclosure but its basically formal daywear with a few restrictions depending on where you are.

Grandstand is hats or fascinators, dresses must have straps, invisible ones don't count. Even if worn with a jacket, top or dress needs to comply, midrifts must be covered and although there is no formal restriction on dress length generally keep it decent and in line with formal daywear.

Royal Enclosure, shoulders covered ideally or broad straps i.e. inch plus, as above re jackets, dress must still comply and dress/ skirt should be knee length or longer, must wear a hat, fascinators are a no no. I think its relaxed a bit and length can be just above the knee now.

It all gets a bit easier in the ring and on the heath, smart is all it needs to be and that just adds to the fun of the day out!

So in a nutshell either dress would do the job if you are anywhere other than the Royal Enclosure in which case you might need to rethink on the first one! Enjoy the day!

jimmybim · 06/06/2014 13:06

Love the first one, but be careful if its too short, otherwise, as mrsbucket says, you wont get into the royal enclose.
What about a grey hat?
Monsoon

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