"I'll Think About It Tomorrow"

The Princess of Wales brought the sunshine to Royal Ascot after a two-year absence as she arrived at the races wearing a bright yellow dress.

Catherine was striking in her daffodil yellow dress.

Catherine was placing a hand on King Charles's shoulder as William spoke to Queen Camilla.

Catherine was smiling as she greeted Lady Gabriella Windsor, the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent.

Catherine donned an elaborate headpiece from Jane Taylor Millinery.

Ahead of England's world cup match against Croatia, the Prince and Princess of Wales were spotted in conversation with the team's former manager, Gareth Southgate.

The Princess of Wales was chatting with Queen Camilla.

Carole was looking adoringly at her daughter, the Princess of Wales.

Catherine looked elated to be back in the Windsor Enclosure at the Berkshire race course.

Prince William pinned yellow flowers to his lapel in a sweet, matching moment.

Catherine accessorised her dress with a three-strand pearl bracelet belonging to Princess Diana, and the late Queen's diamond chandelier earrings.

The future King and Queen as they arrived at Ascot for the races.

Catherine was in the Royal Enclosure alongside her husband, William.

Prince William was giving fans a thumbs up as he rode the royal carriage with Catherine.

William was waving at the crowds at Ascot.

William and Catherine in a royal carriage on day two of Royal Ascot 2026.

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The Princess also wore a necklace that we’ve not seen before. Carly at Kate Middleton Style notes its similarity to Kiki McDonough’s ‘Grace’ necklace, which showcases a round-cut white topaz gemstone surrounded by a diamond halo. The version online is shown on a chain with diamond spacers, and the Princess’s chain is plain without any adornment or embellishment.

Royals + Kiki

Today, Zara Tindall arrived at day one of the Royal Ascot wearing Kiki McDonough 'The Fireworks Amethyst Oval Sparkler Earrings'.

A vibrant spectacle of sparks and colour bursting in breathtaking shapes and patterns, fireworks have lit up special occasions for decades, and there is no better way to mark our 40th anniversary celebration.

Queen Victoria at the planting of the Prince Consort’s Memorial Oak in Windsor Great Park, November 25th, 1864?

“I planted a tree on the spot, where beloved Albert fired his last shot. Gen: Grey, Gen: Seymour, Gen: Hood, Col: Liddell, Mr Menzies & Cole, the Head keeper, met us there.’ - the Queen wrote in her diary that day.

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