The best dressed at Notting Hill Carnival 2024

Andre Gray and Leigh-Anne Pinnock channeled the Caribbean vibe with their bold yet casual carnival outfits. The Little Mix singer wore a striking crochet dress in green, yellow, and black, reminiscent of the Jamaican flag, with strappy details and black combat boots, giving her look an edgy, street-style twist that stood out among the crowd. Andre opted for a white tank top, black cargo shorts, and athletic sneakers.

Nia Smith exuded confidence in a green and yellow football jersey with the number 18, paired with matching shorts. The outfit was both sporty and stylish, complemented by gold jewellery, including layered necklaces and hoop earrings. Her slicked-back hairstyle and bright smile added to her charismatic stage presence  at the Strawberries & Creem VIP Lounge.

Nadya Maki embodied the essence of carnival chic in a crocheted halter top featuring the iconic red, yellow, green, and black colours. Paired with retro sunglasses and a bold bob haircut, she accessorised with gold Africa-shaped earrings and delicate necklaces.

Chris Jammer and Dalila Kali embraced the vibrant spirit of Notting Hill Carnival with a mix of athletic attire. Chris sported a yellow mesh vest layered under a football shirt, paired with black pleated shorts and green Adidas sneakers. Dalila wore a green top, white baggy pants with a Jamaican flag tucked into the waistband, and accessorised with gold hoops.

This dancer's outfit was a dazzling display of carnival glamour. She wore a form-fitting bodysuit adorned with glittering sequins, accented by a playful pink wig. Neon green and pink arm bands added an extra pop of colour.

Vibrant and vivacious, this carnival-goer radiated energy in her eye-catching costume. With an explosion of teal and lime green feathers paired with a fringed mini skirt and matching  top, she embodied the true spirit of the carnival.

Twirling in a magnificent white skirt trimmed with vivid prints, this dancer exuded cultural pride and elegance during the Children's Day Parade. Her ensemble is completed with a coordinating top and statement necklace, making her look both regal and festive as she lead the drummers in rhythmic celebration.

Bringing a touch of classic cool to the carnival, this gentleman stood out in a tailored brown suit with a wide-brimmed hat, exuding vintage vibes.

Dazzling in a sea of blue, this dancer turned heads with her intricate feathered headdress and matching bejewelled bikini. The combination of glittering sequins and dramatic wingspan created a striking silhouette, perfectly suited for parading through the vibrant streets of Notting Hill Carnival's main parade.

This member of Mangrove Steelband's ensemble is both laid-back and full of attitude. She rocks a black jacket emblazoned with her band's emblem, paired effortlessly with hoop earrings. The Panorama evening is the UK's biggest steel pan competition and sees five bands play a ten minute composition from memory, no sheet music is allowed.