Get ready for some of this summer’s most glamorous events!
WORDS: JANEY SWANSON
A Day At The Races
Put on your glad rags, look out your heels and lash on the lippie – it’s Ladies Day!
Most horse racing courses have a Ladies Day – and there’s no such thing as being over-dressed at one of these fabulous occasions! Royal Ascot Ladies Day is on June 20 and its strict dress code makes hats a must-wear in almost all enclosures, with “smart daywear” being as casual as it gets.
Musselburgh Race Course Ladies Day on August 9 is more relaxed but just as glamorous – and there’s over £4,000 worth of prizes up for grabs for the best-dressed race-goers and the best hats!
Just remember to pack an umbrella and a pashmina in your ever-so-stylish handbag!
ascot.com/horse-races-and-events musselburgh-racecourse.co.uk
Be A Disco Diva!
Release your inner dancing queen at a night of disco magic with smash hit pop star Claire Richards.
Claire is touring across the UK in October and November with a show hat’s more of a party than a concert!
Dust off those sequins, dig out the diamante and get ready to sing and dance with the Steps superstar! Go to
everybodydancelive. co.uk.
Sail Away
Do you love getting ready to go out almost as much as going out? If so, a cruise might be the perfect holiday!
Formal nights are a great excuse to dress up – and with hairdressers, makeup artists, nail technicians, beauticians and boutiques on board, you’ll be looking your very best by the time the bell rings for dinner! On Fred Olsen cruises, Formal Nights kick off with the Captain’s Cocktail Party and end long after dinner with a choice of late-night events such as show-stopping performances by the ship’s theatre company, dancing to the in-house band or simply stargazing from the top deck wearing a glamorous outfit.
redolsencruises.com
Game, Set And Match
With Wimbledon fast approaching, set a date in your diary for a Centre Court Afternoon with friends! Aim for chic and stylish outfits teamed with outrageous sun hats. Serve fizz with strawberries while watching the volleys, gasping at the serves and looking for celebrities on the BBC’s Wimbledon coverage.
Time For Tea
