Queen Elizabeth is pretty in pink for Ladies Day at Royal Ascot

Attending Royal Ascot for a third day in a row, Queen Elizabeth beamed in the sunshine as she arrived track-side.

Waving at the crowds gathered for Ladies Day, Her Majesty looked pretty in pink, sporting a hat adorned with flowers at the front by Rachel Trevor-Morgan, along with a matching A-line Stewart Parvin coat over worn over a floral dress.

The 92-year-old monarch donned lady-like triple strand of pearls and matching earrings, as well as the accessory of the day - sunglasses.

Queen Elizabeth was escorted in her carriage by son Prince Andrew, who looked dapper in a top hat and suit.

While the Princess Royal, Princess Anne, also attended the race day wearing an aqua blue ensemble with a feathered hat.

Princesses Beatrice, 29, and Eugenie, 28, were also there in complementary black and white outfits, both donning hats by Edinburgh-based milliner, Sally Ann Provan.

Royal bride-to-be Eugenie opted for a floral print in Erdem, while Beatrice stuck to block colours in a Jonathan Simkhai design.

At one point in the carriage procession, the young royals had to hold onto their large hats due to the breeze but laughed it off.

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Princess Beatrice presented a special honour on the day, giving jockey Ryan Moore a sash for his 50th Ascot win, after taking out the Hampton Court Stakes on day three of Royal Ascot.

Also presenting prizes on the day was Sophie, Countess of Wessex, who opted for a muted purple dress with a large feathered hat that appeared to obstruct her vision as it fell in front of her eyes.