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Princess Eugenie made her second appearance at Royal Ascot on Thursday for Ladies Day along with the Queen, Princess Anne, The Duke of York, Autumn Phillips and Zara Tindall.
Having worn a blue and yellow Calvin Klein dress earlier in the week, for Ladies Day the 29-year-old stunned in a chic teal silk midi dress with an asymmetric hem, keyhole detail and flattering waist sash.
The chic frock was made by London-based brand, Cefinn, which was founded by David Cameron's wife, Samantha Cameron, in 2017.
Cameron says of the brand on its website: "Cefinn is all about effortless pieces with stylish details and a hint of laid-back, catwalk glamour."
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For those still searching for the perfect race day look, the £440 dress is still available to purchase via Net-A-Porter, or the official Cefinn website.
Eugenie expertly accessorised the glamorous number with a textured peacock feather hat, nude slingbacks and a trendy snakeskin box clutch bag.
