The experts answer your questions

Riders, culinary lovers and flavors come together in Royal Ascot every summer. The highlights of this year’s event, which takes place from June 17th to 21st, contains the opportunity to take tea in a hot air balloon, to dine on the kitchen of Yannick Alléno or Simon Rogan and watch a special 200th anniversary edition of the royal procession-a Horse-Drawn parade with members of the royal household. The dressing is part of the fun: For newcomers, there is an expert guideline for the tartorial rules of the racetrack.

I want to put on my happy rags, but how can I dress stylishly for all weather?

“Layers is the key to reaching the art of a well -dressed life: opt for increased layers that are draped over shoulders and timeless separations that adapt to the day to be folded out, rain or sunshine.” Emilia Wickstead, fashion designer

A model that wears a long white dress and a wide hat to visit Royal Ascot — With the kind permission of Royal Ascot // Otto Masters

I am not yet a “hat person”. Any advice on my Millinery debut?

“When you are new in your guard, start with a simple silhouette in a neutral color and note that the marine is less hard than black. Try so many different shapes to find one that suits you (a few tips: If you wear a long face with a long face, because you make it look longer.

A model that shows a floral patterned dress and a pink handbag to visit Ascot — With the kind permission of Royal Ascot // Otto Masters

But you can recommend an intelligent one, but Comfortable couple shoes for the races?

“An apartment always looks chic, especially with a dress that is a bit under your knee. If you want to wear paragraphs, choose a little medium-sized and with a little thicker shape is elegant and does not sink so easily into the grass. If it is dry, you can use satin or suede, but if it rains, choose a material like leather that is not the water. For a hint of sparkle.” Manolo Blahnik

Model with a polka point dress with a dramatic skirt and a unique head piece to visit Royal Ascot — With the kind permission of Royal Ascot // Otto Masters

My husband wants us to try a “Matchy Matchy” look. Should I let him have his way?

“If you had asked me a few years ago whether you should wear suitable outfits with a partner of Royal Ascot, I would have changed something in me lately and I have even added a suitable polka dot design. Cuffs of your partner – to avoid how an ABBA tribute law is to look.