Georgia Toffolo made her bid to be crowned the best dressed as she made a stylish appearance at Epsom’s Ladies Day on Friday.

The reality star, 30, cut a stylish figure in a brown spotted blouse teamed with a long white skirt as she posed for snaps at the racetrack.

She accessorised the look with a striking bow hairband and a small brown handbag. 

Georgia beamed as she posed for snaps at the annual event, where she had exclusive access to the Jockey Club Room. 

The club room is thought to give guests ‘stunning’ balcony views of the races as they take place. 

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Georgia Toffolo, 30, made her bid to be crowned the best dressed as she made a stylish appearance at Epsom’s Ladies Day on Friday 

The reality star cut a stylish figure in a brown spotted blouse teamed with a long white skirt as she posed for snaps at the racetrack 

She accessorised the look with a striking bow hairband and a small brown handbag 

Georgia was one of the many glamorous racegoers who descended on Surrey for the Ladies’ Day event – and they certainly didn’t disappoint.

Donning an entire rainbow of bright colours, revellers braced a wet start and light rain for the opening day of the weekend, which includes the Coronation Day and the Oaks.

People were forced to accessorise with umbrellas and raincoats as they arrived at the course – but this didn’t mean they compromised on glamour.

In fact, the ensembles on display at Epsom Downs Racecourse for the Derby Festival were as daring as ever, with low-scooped corset style tops on display alongside daring thigh splits. 

Others dressed for the occasion with bright and vibrant fascinators, oozing glitz in a bid to be crowned best dressed. 

Ladies Day features the third Classic race of the season, The Betfred Oaks. 

This highly-anticipated race day is also a chance for racegoers to showcase their style, with colourful dresses, wide-brimmed hats and fancy fascinators. 

The website calls Ladies’ Day ‘a spectacular, gleeful celebratory day where people come together to join in racing’s most spectacular carnival’.

Donning an entire rainbow of bright colours, revellers braced a wet start and light rain for the opening day of the weekend, which includes the Coronation Day and the Oaks

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While all eyes are on the runners and riders of the day, the compeтιтion also provides the opportunity for the ladies attending to fight it out for who is best dressed on the other side of the fence.

Epsom organisers describe the derby, due to take place at 3.30pm on Saturday, as the ‘world’s greatest flat race’.

With an incredible prize pot of £1.5million, the race lasts one and a half miles.

The owner normally receives about 75 per cent of a race’s prize money, while the remaining 25 per cent is generally split between the trainer (10 per cent), the jockey (10 per cent) and then the final 5 per cent to stable staff and racing charities.

However, the Derby has been issued with a yellow weather warning, with the Met Office predicting thunderstorms and hail could hit the track.