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HOW TO ACE THE STYLE STAKES COMPETITION
Gulf News
|April 04, 2025
With this guide, you'll be strutting in like a pro — no faux pas, just fabulous
Let's be honest - the Dubai World Cup may be about the horses, but it's the fashion and frocks that truly steal the spotlight. This is where wedges meet turf, fascinators defy gravity, and looking fabulous is basically a competitive sport.
From pretty frocks to head-turning hats, here are 10 style tips to help you slay the fashion game - because at this event, you either dress up or go home. Okay, I exaggerate ... but you get the drift.
With this dress to impress checklist, you may even walk away with the coveted Style Stakes crown, awarded each year on the sidelines.
1 DRESS MODESTLY AND ELEGANTLY
The Dubai World Cup celebrates refined glamour — and no, that doesn't mean boring. Think floaty midi dresses that flirt with the breeze, floral frocks that scream "garden goddess," sophisticated jumpsuits that say "I've arrived," and tailored skirt sets that whisper "old money." Keep your hemlines respectful and your silhouettes sleek - because while you can show a little leg, flashing too much skin might get you more side-eyes than compliments. Remember, this isn't a nightclub or a boozy brunch. It's the Dubai World Cup. Classy, not trashy. Serve looks, not shock value.
2 LET FASCINATORS DO THE FLEXINGWhether it's a sculptural hat that could rival a modern art piece or a flirty little fascinator perched just so, a standout headpiece is non-negotiable on race day. It's not just an accessory - it's your fashion power move. Choose one that plays nicely with your outfit in both colour and shape. And while drama is welcome, don't go full peacock - anything too oversized might block someone's view (and earn you a few unamused glares from behind).
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