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The stars came out in full force on Saturday as The Everest celebrated its 10th anniversary at Royal Randwick in Sydney.
Grace Hayden made a bold statement on the day in a daring ensemble that made the most of her stunning figure.
The 24-year-old sports presenter ensured all eyes were on her as she posed in an all-white, off-the-shoulder mini dress that made the most of her ample bust and trim pins.
She added to the look with a matching clutch and a statement necklace.
Elsewhere, Kate Waterhouse, 42, looked regal in a floor-length lavender design that skimmed her thin frame.
She wore her caramel locks in gentle waves and added to her look with a matching clutch and hat.
The stars came out in full force on Saturday as The Everest celebrated its 10th anniversary at Royal Randwick in Sydney. Grace Hayden made a bold statement on the day in a daring ensemble that made the most of her stunning figure
The 24-year-old sports presenter ensured all eyes were on her as she posed in an all-white, off-the-shoulder mini dress that made the most of her ample bust and trim pins
Grace and Kate were joined by Montana Cox, who was positively glowing in a deep red ensemble that highlighted her growing baby bump.
The design featured a structured bodice with a side pocket, and a skirt that spilled to the floor.
Larger than life reality star Krissy Marsh, 54, looked sophisticated in an all-white tuxedo dress that skimmed her sensational curves.
The Real Housewives of Sydney star's ensemble featured button detailing down the front of the design, with a tasteful split that showed a hint of leg.
Podcaster Alli Simpson opted for a suit in a delicate shade of baby blue.
She added to her tailored perfection with sculptural headwear.
The stars will join tens of thousands of glamorous racegoers who have poured into the gates of Royal Randwick ahead of the start of Sydney's richest race.
The Everest has gone from strength to strength over the years.
Elsewhere, Kate Waterhouse, 42, looked regal in a floor-length lavender design that skimmed her thin frame
She wore her caramel locks in gentle waves and added to her look with a matching clutch and hat
Grace and Kate were joined by Montana Cox, who was positively glowing in a deep red ensemble that highlighted her growing baby bump
The design featured a structured bodice with a side pocket, and a skirt that spilled to the floor
Podcaster Alli Simpson opted for a suit on the day in a delicate shade of baby blue. She added to her tailored perfection with sculptural headwear
2014 Block winner Chantelle Ford commanded attention in a shirt paired with a fire engine red pencil skirt
A winning jockey could take home $350,000 for barely a minute's work when 12 of the world's fastest sprinters go head to head at Royal Randwick.
But that extraordinary payday is only one slice of the money changing hands in the world's richest horse race on turf.
With a $20million prize pool, the October 17 showdown offers huge rewards for trainers, stable staff and the owners and business figures who secure a place in the starting gates.
Away from the racing, spectators can enjoy pop-up bars, food outlets and interactive trackside attractions, including the Chandon Spritz Garden, Canadian Club Bar and TAB Green.
Fashion Stakes competitions add to the glamour, giving racegoers another reason to dress to impress.
After the final race, BRIT-nominated UK dance artist Nathan Dawe will keep the party going with an exclusive DJ set.
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