The RHS Chelsea Flower Show opened with a host of celebrities and a notable appearance from the King and Queen, setting a stylish tone as guests arrived in their finest ensembles. With horticulture at its heart, the event naturally lends itself to fashion rooted in print, colour and seasonal elegance - with patterned dresses, unsurprisingly, leading the way.
Below, I have rounded up my favourite outfits from the first week of the show - all of which are available to buy if you are looking to channel a little of that Chelsea charm yourself.
Myleene Klass
Myleene Klass exuded glamour in an eye-catching floral halterneck dress by Adrianna Papell, rendered in summery shades of peach and pink. The warm, sunlit colour palette complemented her complexion beautifully and gave the outfit a real holiday-ready feel. She elevated the look with towering gold Valentino platforms and oversized hoop earrings from Dinny Hall, pushing the ensemble firmly into statement territory.
Laura Hamilton
I immediately spotted Aspiga's stunning frilled maxi dress on Laura Hamilton. The design features a romantic rose print, ruffled trims, and an open back, capturing an easy-to-wear aesthetic you will keep reaching for all season. The brand has also released a capsule collection in collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society. Laura completed the look with a Holland Cooper velvet crossbody bag and crystal-embellished mesh flats.
Alex Jones
Alex Jones looked effortlessly chic in an ivory striped bomber jacket and matching wide-leg trousers from ME+EM. I really appreciated the relaxed tailoring here - it felt polished without trying too hard. A Lulu Guinness strawberry basket bag introduced a playful contrast to the neutral base.
Vogue Williams
Vogue Williams opted for a strapless dress from the new Nobody's Child x Scarlett Elizabeth collaboration, incorporating a flattering ruched bodice and A-line skirt. The soft pink hue gave the look a refined feel, while delicate metallic gold sun embroidery added subtle texture and interest. She completed the outfit with a pearl-white Lulu Guinness lips clutch and mules from Zara, keeping the overall styling sophisticated yet understated.
Charlotte Hawkins
Charlotte Hawkins is well versed in making sartorial statements, and she did not disappoint in Phase Eight's pink and red striped satin dress. Penelope Chilvers espadrilles echoed the feminine tones, while a Lulu Guinness basket bag added a whimsical finishing touch.
Cat Deeley
Fans of Cat Deeley's style were delighted to see her step out in high street ballet flats and a raffia clutch - both must-have accessories from Dune London. She recycled her Arket knitted tank and River Island suede mini skirt, previously worn while presenting This Morning, for an understated spring look.
Lady Amelia Windsor
Lady Amelia Windsor lived up to her fashion-forward reputation, opting for a strapless Sophie + Lucie dress adorned with dramatic blooms. The look was offset by Bobbies chunky suede shoes and elaborate drop earrings from Boodle's, giving the outfit a sharper, more directional edge.
