Dress codes can vary from course to course, which is why it’s always worth checking before planning your outfit. Some feel more formal, while others are a little more relaxed, but most race day looks still fall on the dressier side.

That’s why a midi dress is usually a great place to start. It feels event ready and works across all kinds of race day plans. The butter yellow Evah dress works well here because the peplum hem gives it that dressed up finish, while the colour keeps it fresh and a little unexpected.

If the course calls for a stricter dress code, this is also where accessories start to come into play. A heel, a dressier bag and for some events, a headband or fascinator can give the whole look a more finished feel.

If dresses aren’t usually your thing, a jumpsuit is the perfect alternative. It feels a little more tailored, but every bit as dressed up.

Rory works especially well here. It’s confident, striking and easy to style, which is exactly what you want from a race day outfit. This is the piece for anyone who wants to dress up, but do it a little differently.