Fashion and racing are intertwined, and the racecourse is one of the rare places that you can truly get dressed up, go glam and express yourself!
Top 10 spring/ summer fashion and beauty tips for the races
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Tip 1 If you’ll be spending time outside, ensure you wear a good coat of sunscreen. Cover your face, neck, décolletage and hands – and remember the tops of the ears! |
Tip 2 Don’t be afraid to experiment. Remember, racing fashion enables you to step out in something you wouldn’t normally wear, so have fun and try something exciting. |
Tip 3 For the guys, make sure your shoes, belt, cufflinks etc match. A neatly pressed suit will ensure you look classy and fresh. Coordinate your tie with your handkerchief and add a hat and sunnies to complete the ensemble |
Tip 4 For spring racing, lighter headwear is best with soft wide brim hats, or sparkly headbands that can make your outfit pop. While Melbourne Cup day is the best excuse to don something fun and frivolous, an artfully placed flower or Alice band can look just as chic. |
Tip 5 Wear light make up for a spring look. The races are a day event, so 'nightclub' makeup will look heavy. The sun will show the best of your skin, so keep it light and fresh. |
Tip 6 Ensure you pick something that suits your individual style and gives you confidence. It’s all about polished elegance mixed with your own personal flair. |
Tip 7 Guarantee yourself a spot in the winners circle by choosing an outfit that suits your body shape and style. Curves are in, so accentuate them with a tailored dress or cinch with a belt. |
Tip 8 Wear what you have with confidence and a smile...and have fun!!! |
Tip 9 Pip everyone at the fashion post by having fun with colour. Racing is the perfect excuse to experiment. Match your makeup to your outfit with pops of colour on the eyes or lips. |
Tip 10 If you are seated at a function all day, you can experiment with some colourful stillettos. If you’re on grass, consider a thicker heel. Wedged or stacked heels look gorgeous. Consider a pair of ‘Flexi Flats’ ballet shoes to fit into your bag, in case you can’t make it through the day. |
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