Vibrant pinks and spring florals led the charge on the press day of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Every May, the elegant neighbourhood of central London bursts into bloom with the colourful RHS event.
This year, royals and celebrities followed suit, stepping out in summer brights and blooming prints.
Officially running from May 19-23, the show brings world-class garden design, horticultural discussions and a wealth of spring/summer style inspiration.
The Queen finished the look with a structured black jacket, leather heels and a matching black clutch. She wore a bee brooch set with diamonds and sapphires.
But it was pink that seemed to be the go-to colour for most celebrities. Dame Mary Berry wore one of the season’s biggest trends in a pink polka-dot dress by Holland Cooper.
Norfolk-based Peter Beales Roses honoured the supermodel by naming the lemon-to-cream bloom after her, describing the process as a “study in modern elegance”.
Vogue Williams opted for pink in a white embroidered denim jacket and baby pink midi dress featuring gold sunshine motifs from the Nobody’s Child x Elizabeth Scarlett collaboration.
Dame Judi Dench took a more British countryside chic approach by bucking the trend and layering a camel suede coat over relaxed black tailoring, finished with a checked blue-and-yellow scarf.

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Lady Amelia Windsor opted for a darker take on the trend in a strapless maxi dress by Madrid-based label Sophie and Lucie, featuring burgundy, sage and brown floral blooms. She styled the look with brown suede boat shoes and green socks.

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Presenter Sophie Raworth wore a bright floral tea dress by Queens of Archive with orange espadrilles from Penelope Chilvers.

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Writer/presenter Dawn O’Porter embraced vintage-inspired florals in a sage-frilled dress by Camden label O Pioneers, layered over a mustard pussy-bow blouse and accessorised with a rattan cross-body bag.

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Elsewhere, TV star Lisa Hogan took a more relaxed approach in a sheer ditsy floral blouse, oversized khaki military jacket and wide-leg white trousers.

