It’s spring racing season, which means eager race-goers have begun churning through the turnstiles for their chance at punting victory.
But it’s not all about the horses, with thousands of glammed-up women leaping at the opportunity to put their best fashion feet forward.
Deemed the ‘most glamorous’ day of the 2017 Sydney Spring Carnival, Sydney’s Moet and Chandon Spring Champion Stakes day, is no exception.
Royal Randwick course quickly became host to some excitable spectators on Saturday, with jumpsuits and pantsuits a clear favourite among female attendees.
Eager race-goers stormed Royal Randwick on Saturday for the Moet and Chandon Spring Champion Stakes day
The venue quickly became host to some excitable spectators, with jumpsuits and pantsuits a clear favourite among female attendees
Like any spring racing event there was no shortage of eye-catching fashions on the field.
Women led the way with a mixture of block coloured statement ensembles, many opting to ditch the traditional fascinator in favour of keeping it simple with boater hats and sunglasses.
Feminine prints, frills and floral patterns seemed to be the order of the day as ladies stepped out dressed to the nines.
Thigh-skimming dresses were also a major theme, with some forced to battle the breeze to keep their modesty intact.
Many opted to ditch the traditional fascinator in favour of keeping it simple with boater hats and sunglasses
Like any spring racing event there was no shortage of eye-catching fashions on the field
Tall strappy black and nude coloured high heels complemented the outfits of women wearing wrap dresses, jumpsuits and playsuits.
While some ladies strutted the fields with their gal pals arm-in-arm, for others, their mobile phones demanded their attention.
The ladies weren’t the only ones to put the extra effort into their appearance, as men embraced the day looking suave in a variety of pant and suit combos.
Tall strappy black and nude coloured high heels complemented the outfits of women wearing wrap dresses, jumpsuits and playsuits
While some ladies strutted the fields with their gal pals arm-in-arm, for others, their mobile phones demanded their attention
Taking a leaf from their female counterparts, male punters accessorised with groovy head-wear and stylish sunglasses.
Some women protected themselves from the gusty conditions with the addition of a blazer, but most chose to brave the chilly weather in minimal clothing.
A pair of ladies were pictured looking particularly jovial, with one expressing her enjoyment of the day with a cheeky tongue poke and a thumbs up sign.
Men embraced the day looking suave in a variety of pant and suit combos, along with an array of stylish sunglasses
Feminine prints, frills and floral patterns seemed to be the order of the day as ladies stepped out dressed to the nines