Nadia Bartel works her best angles in baby blue mini dress as she arrives at 2024 Melbourne Cup Carnival

Nadia Bartel turned heads as she arrived to the Melbourne Cup Carnival on Tuesday.

The Henne fashion brand founder, 39, dressed to impress in a baby blue mini dress as she posed at Flemington Racecourse.

Nadia's stunning dress, designed by Lillian Khallouf, featured a playful tennis collar with a plunging neckline.

The dress also featured quarter length sleeves and tapered at the waist to show off the fashionista's slim frame.

Nadia also flaunted her legs in the short dress, and paired the baby blue number with white heels.

The former WAG accessorised with a white clutch, a silver Rolex and silver earrings.

Nadia went for a swept back look for her hair, and opted for a bronzed theme with her makeup as she worked her angles. 

But Nadia wasn't the only famous face at the Race That Stops the Nation.

Elizabeth Hurley, Samantha Armytage, Sylvia Jeffreys and Olivia Molly Rogers were among the stars at the event.

Celebrities poured into Flemington's world-famous 'Birdcage' on Tuesday afternoon, where guests are treated to high-class delicacies from free-flowing French Champagne, speciality cocktails and meals prepared by famed chefs.

This year's VIP attendees have also been indulging in caviar bumps - a fine dining trend which refers to eating a mound of the expensive food off the back of the hand.

The list of famous guests are being hosted by G.H. Mumm, the official Champagne sponsor of the event, Furphy, winemakers Penfolds, Lexus and Crown Resorts.

Channel Nine also have their own marquee while Don Julio has opened a vibrant pink-themed tequila bar offering delicious speciality cocktails and live DJ performances.

Music producer Fisher, whose full name is Paul Fisher, celebrated his 38th birthday at the Birdcage's Lexus marquee on Tuesday as he joined the guest list.

Huge crowds descended on Flemington Racecourse ahead of the 164th staging of the Melbourne Cup at 3pm.

Knight's Choice has claimed the 2024 Melbourne Cup in a photo finish, beating Japanese raider Warp Speed by a nose.