Aintree revellers put on a leggy display as they kick off the Grand National 2023 Festival

Glamorous racegoers pulled out all the stops as they arrived at the 2023 Randox Grand National Festival at Aintree this morning.

The Grand National, which takes place in Liverpool, is one of the most highly-anticipated events of the racing calendar. 

Around 150,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival, making it one of the largest of its kind in the world, over the next few days.

Last year, 50-1 price, Noble Yeats, sealed a stunning Grand National win, edging favourite Any Second Now and Delta Work. 

The first race in the festival is set to begin at 1.45pm today, and the final race of the day will kick off at 5.15pm.

Gorgeous in green! This stylish racegoer looked elegant in a jade satin skirt, paired with a warm-looking green coat amid chilly temperatures

This racegoer looked ready for summer in a white flowing dress with floral print which was tied at the waist and tie-up sandals with a block heel, paired with a YSL bag

Frilly frock! This reveller opted for a black frilled mini dress, paired with a sensible fur jacket to keep her warm, plus a classic quilted Chanel handbag

This reveller took power-dressing to the max in a hot pink suit with wide leg trousers and a belted blazer and a matching fascinator to boot

Dazzling: This racegoer pulled out all the stops in her pale pink floor-length cocktail dress covered in beads and sequins, paired with burgundy snake print stilettos

Hold onto your hats! The weather wasn’t quite playing ball for some of the summery outfits today as high winds blighted the revellers

A flash of colour! These pals dared to brave the cold in leggy outfits as they arrived, choosing bright frocks 

With the wind in her hair, this racegoer looked somewhat more comfortable in a long-sleeved maxi dress with boots on her feet

A sea of colour flooded into the race course as guests arrived in bright pinks and greens as they get ready for the first day of action.

One attendee no doubt turned heads as she strutted along the racecourse in a hot pink power suit, while another stunned in a green satin skirt with a green coat to protect herself from chilly temperatures.

Last year’s event, which was the first ‘back-to-normal’ festival since the pandemic, saw revellers make up for lost time as they boozed and partied the festival away.

While Aintree may not have the royal touch Ascot does, it certainly holds its own in the fashion stakes when it comes to flashing the flesh.

As well as killer heels, thigh-skimming dresses and plunging necklines, the event is famous for its display of flamboyant headgear.

This year’s Grand National Festival will draw to a close on Saturday, with the final race taking place at 6.20pm.