Kelly Brook was spotted in the streets of London filming an advert for ITV in a yellow and brown graphic print dress.
Kelly Brooke Graphic Dress
Steal her style with our Mcq Alexander Mcqueen Camouflage print dress. Similar to Kelly’s with a graphic print and figure hugging silhouette, sure to become a hit this race season.
Hire McQ Alexander McQueen Camouflage Print Jersey Dress
Take a look here at our other dresses for the races!
The Cheltenham Festival has kicked off the British horse racing festival season in style which is why we thought it was prime time to to give you the low down on what to wear for the races this year.
Finding dresses for the races can be a complete nightmare with all the do’s and don’ts and so GMD is here to ease the stress of finding you that perfect dress.
If you want to be first out of the gates try our Roberto Cavalli Citronelle Print Dress, available to hire from £89. With a sleek bodycon fit and a parade of vivid colours, this dress demands attention. Sitting just above the knee with cap sleeves it coincides safely within the guidelines and makes a bold statement of sultry sophistication.
Stash the betting slips and put your odds on our Alice and Olivia Penny Pleated Dress, for a classic feminine style in the on trend sorbet hue. With soft pleats, scooped neckline and a midi length it will become the staple of the summer races.
As we can’t always trust the British summer try our By Malene Birger Caon Print Dress, which has a  sleeve to protect you from that chilly breeze. It has a soft vanilla silhouette with pink paisley detailing adding a touch of modern elegance for your photo finish.
Go the whole furlong in our Erdem Etta Print Dress, with a figure hugging fit and bold bloom print, showcasing Erdem’s signature style. Available to hire from £109, combining city chic with cosmopolitan flair, perfect for a day at the races.
Tell us what you think about GMD’s ss13 picks for dresses for the races and which ones you’ll be wearing!
Royal Ascot is one of the most glamorous events of the summer and this year it will be held  from 19th to the 23rd of June.
This year Royal Ascot has yet again tightened up its dress code for the event. If you’re not sure what the latest dress code is, GirlMeetsDress.com will help you navigate through the literature of what dresses to wear and hats not to.
THE ROYAL ENCLOSURE requires formal day wear with strict adherence to the following:
Dresses
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Hats
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THE SILVER RINGÂ dress code is the less formal environment and correspondingly the dress code is not as strict, namely:
Should be simple enough to follow.
All in all nothing to be alarmed about unless you were hoping to use last year’s fascinators. As ever at GMD we have plenty of gorgeous dresses and hats for you to wear and look your best at the summer social calendar’s biggest event.
By all means do not hesitate to get in touch should we be able to help!
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Ever wondered what the dresses for Royal Ascot in ages past looked like? For the first time ever, a modern slant has been put on the Royal Ascot dresses of old in a creative project to mark the event’s tercentenary. Â A past-inspired flurry of inspiration for any of us wondering what to wear to the races this year.
In a collaborative effort to commemorate the 300th Anniversary of Royal Ascot, the darling of British fashion, Dame Vivienne Westwood, along with maestro-miliner Stephen Jones and acclaimed photographer Simon Procter, have produced this provocative, eye-catching image as part of the Royal Ascot 2011 campaign. Â In it, dresses for Royal Ascot from some of the definitive historical eras in British fashion have been reproduced, to mark the changing tides in races fashion, clearly reflected in these distinctly different dresses for Royal Ascot. Â Moreover these Royal Ascot dresses are each in themselves a centenary benchmark for the coming age of what is considered one of Britain’s most prized institutions.
In front of an 1818 image of Royal Ascot, dresses featured hail from Dame Westwood’s Gold Label collection. Â The Royal Ascot dresses pictured seek to combine looks from previous centuries.
The woman on the left of the image emanates Audrey Hepburn in the black and white Royal Ascot dress she wore for the famous ‘My Fair Lady’ race scene.  The black and white colour scheme also harkens back to the race year of 1910, dubbed ‘Black Ascot’  as this was the colour people at the time were sporting in the form of hats to mourn the death of King Edward VII.
The ombre silk dress (centre) portrays traditional women’s attire typical of Royal Ascot dresses from the Victorian era, crafted out of a select taffeta. Meanwhile, the crimson colour of the suit on the right updates the demure ’50s era two piece, giving it a certain modern appeal.
Each of the women’s hats has been designed with a view to complimenting their dresses for Royal Ascot. Â On the left, the Edwardian fascinator mirrors the designs showcased in ‘My Fair Lady,’ while the bonnet is reminiscent of first century Royal Ascot dress. The top hat topped with laquered straw, is the perfect antidote to the demure suit, again putting a more modern spin on the traditional suit.
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