Each and every year since 1912 the very best garden designers, plant specialists and florists come together for a five-day spectacle held in one of London's most opulent neighbourhoods.
The RHS Chelsea Flower Show represents the pinnacle of horticultural excellence, catching the attention of famed faces, Royal Family members and celebrated names in the industry.
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As you can imagine, with fresh spring blooms comes the need for an equally as elegant and flourishing ensemble, with many attendees donning their favourite floral frocks and sling-back kitten heels to view the extravaganza.
Hello! Fashion shares the best street style looks from the Chelsea Flower Show 2024 so far:
The prize for the best bag has to go to Louise Thompson who stepped out with an arm candy statement which looked like a flower pot with blooming pearl flowers.
Zeena Shah chose to sport the cutest frilled sleeve midi dress complete with bold orange trim and a hand-painted pattern. She paired her summer dress with a vintage-inspired handbag which featured an intricately embossed vase of fresh floral blooms.
Trinny Woodall chose to pair her tiered white midi dress with a multicoloured bejewelled belt, platform floral heels and a pair of circular daisy-adorned sunglasses to attend the Penelope Chilvers x Butter Wakefield Stand at The RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Lady Amelia Windsor opted for an 'it' girl-approved gingham maxi dress and white trainer combo for yesterday's event. She accessorised her summer dress with a gold necklace, hoop earrings and a stack of bracelets.
President of the National Garden Scheme Dame Mary Berry chose a multicoloured button-up midi dress and beige loafers to celebrate the first day of the show.
Lady Amelia Spencer chose a green, blue and white block patterned dress and paired it with a metallic silver handbag and glistening diamond choker necklace.
Josh O'Connor made a casual statement in a brown button-up shirt embroidered with a singular yellow flower on the packet, beige trousers and a pair of Converse sneakers.
Jessica Ennis-Hill decided on a white knitted dress with frilled hem detailing and diamante encrusted buttons from Self Portrait. She paired her elegant ensemble with a dainty gold necklace, a shoulder bag and a set of round-shaped sunglasses.
Joely Richardson opted for a dreamy blush pink velvet suit look. She paired the two-piece with a cream Dior saddle bag and a pair of statement gold hoop earrings.
Indira Varma decided on an intricately embroidered white cotton maxi dress for today's event. The button-up featured dainty frill detailing with a variety of colourful flowers perfectly placed all over.
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