It’s Ascot again this week! We thought we’d
remind you of the official dress code according to the Ascot website: www.ascot.co.uk:
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| One of Toni's creations, ideal for a day at the races |
Premier Admission
Ladies should dress as for a smart
occasion.
Gentlemen are required to wear a
jacket with a collared shirt and tie. Trainers are not allowed.
Children aged 17 and under should
adhere to the Premier Admission dress code, however this does not apply to very
young children.
Please note that fancy dress,
novelty and branded or promotional clothing is not permitted within Premier
Admission.
While they encourage racegoers to
wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies in the Grandstand Admission
area during either the Flat or Jumps season. Bare chests are not permitted at
any time.
Ascot Racecourse reserves the right
to refuse entry to anyone deemed to be dressed inappropriately.
So what constitutes “dressing for a smart
occasion” these days? Surely anything from a gorgeous tea dress to smart
jumpsuit, including everything from a pair of flowing wide trousers and a
blazer to a smart maxi dress! And ladies, don’t forget a matching hat or
fascinator.
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| Another lovely outfit from Toni at Get Waisted |
Gentlemen, choose a smart suit in quality linen
or lightweight wool or trousers with a blazer, shirt and tie.
We hope you have a wonderful time and enjoy the
racing, Champagne, strawberries and cream!
Steyning boutique, 98a High Street,
Steyning, West Sussex BN44 3RD
Open 9.30am-5.30pm Tuesdays to Saturdays, closed
on Mondays
Tel: 01903 812992
Mobile: 07947 497342
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