All the royals and high profile guests spotted at the Royal Ascot
There's no event in the British social calendar quite as revered as Royal Ascot.
The esteemed event sees plenty of royals attend in droves to celebrate the best in racing and, of course, the best in fashion.
Joining the royals are plenty of high profile guests, making for a star-studded week.
Read on to see who was there.
Henry Wrinkler and Queen Camilla
Day five of Royal Ascot had a different kind of royalty in attendance – Hollywood royalty.
Happy Days star Henry Winkler (also known as Fonzie himself) was spotted at the racecource being introduced to Camilla, Queen Consort.
The 78-year-old looked dapper in a three-piece suit as he mingled with the British royals and member of high society.
During another moment at the Royal Ascot, Winkler was seen posing with a horse trainer.
Chanel Cresswell
English actress Chanel Cresswell also made a stylish appearance during day five in a cream ensemble and striking headpeace.
Sophie Hermann
Fashion designer and social media influencer Sophie Hermann looked chic in a bold print.
Kimberley Garner
Designer Kimberley Garner arrived in a gorgeous white frock and baby pink hat.
Sophie Winkleman and Princess Beatrice
Day four brought some more royal faces out into the sunshine, including Sophie Winkleman, ie Lady Frederick Windsor.
The actress – you might have seen her in Wonka, The Chronicles of Narnia or perhaps TV comedy Peep Show – went for a colourful blue and white ensemble, teamed with a feathered hat.
She's pictured here with Princess Beatrice watching the action on track.
Sophie Winkleman and Princess Beatrice
The two women arrived in a carriage together with their respective husbands, Lord Frederick Windsor and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
Princess Beatrice
Princess Beatrice wore a beautiful green floral gown.
King Charles and Queen Camilla
Like Sophie, Queen Camilla also wore a feathered hat for the fourth day of the racing event.
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