The best street style from Derby Day 2019

Although we’ve witnessed many standout sartorial moments over the course of spring racing season, with attendees putting their best stiletto heel-wearing foot forward at Moët & Chandon Spring Champion Stakes Day, the Caulfield Cup carnival and The Everest race day, you’d be hard tasked to find a more fashionable day on the field than Derby Day.

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Of course, the black and white outfit brief inherently brings an air of elegance to any look, but paired with the penchant of topping it all off with logo-emblazoned designer accessories and fine millinery, Derby Day attendees have proved once again that monochrome in no way has to be monotonous.

And although race goers needed to adhere to a limited colour palette, their play on traditional racewear showed no bounds, letting not even the downpour stop them from getting a little experimental with their looks.

We saw Dior saddle belt bags and micro purses giving the traditional clutch a run for its money, oversized ribbons and embellishment-topped headbands as a highly popular alternative for traditional millinery, playful tiered skirting subbing out all that is simple and sleek, and voluminous sleeves aplenty.

But as expected, given the long-standing heritage of the day, classic wide-brimmed hats, ultra-feminine silhouettes and sky-high footwear remained popular choices, as did elaborate hats and headpieces, which have long remained a staple of any traditional Derby Day look.

Our standout looks? We’re counting Lindy Klim in shoulder-to-toe Dior, Nadia Bartel in beautifully draped Dion Lee, Brooke Hogan in a crisp white Misha Collection skirt suit and Saasha Burns’s stand-out straw sailor hat as some of our favourites from the day. For more, scroll on to take a look at he best street style from the 2019 Caulfield Cup carnival.