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With the spring racing season really starting and with all the track action around sequin prom dresses the corner, you might be wondering - what would I wear? There are more and more spring racing days, more dress codes (and a lot of fun!). Your spring racing calendar will run from Caulfield Cup day to the race that brought the nation to a halt - the Melbourne Cup. You might be heading to a race and cheering on the trackside, or you might need to find a race-day lunch at work, or you might be sipping champagne at home. No matter the occasion, we know one thing's for sure - you'll need plenty of game day dresses, charms and accessories!

You're probably wondering what do I wear every game day? With trends constantly evolving and changing, it can sometimes be nerve-wracking to know what each dress code means. We've put together a spring racing guide for every dress code for every big race day. From jewelry to race day gowns - let us guide you in looking your best this spring racing season.
The key to a Caufield Cup dress is the color - think of it as a colorful Caulfield Cup. This game day is all about making a bold and brave fashion statement, whether you opt for a bright and matching drab look or a bit of a colorblock vibe. Think jewel tones and matching gemstone earrings, colorful combinations and bold numbers paired with equally vibrant glamour.
One of the most glamorous, chic days in spring racing fashion. Derby days require a strict black and white dress code. Think black or white dresses for derby day (or a mix of black and white for a striking contrasting look). A little black dress or little white dress will look great with panties. Then you can add a little accessory and a bold lip, there's nothing quite like pearls and red lips to complement your monochrome look.
Oaks Day is all about femininity, flowers and sexy decorations. Ladies' Day on-site calls for elegant and sophisticated formal attire. The Oaks Day dress code lets you bring out your ultra-feminine side with almond pastels like fairytale pink and sky blue shades. Ruffles, ruffles and floral print dresses create a sexy ladies' day look for the upcoming race season.
Stakes Day, the family day of the season, has a more relaxed dress code, allowing contestants to wear more casual, relaxed but still fun attire. Stakes Day is a family day, and while there's still a dress code to follow, you can feel a little more comfortable in a minimalist look when it comes to Stakes Day dresses and accessories.
Unlike Derby Day style, your Melbourne Cup gown should avoid black and white basics entirely and instead consider color when styling for the biggest race of the season. Turn to bright and bold color combinations and eye-catching silhouettes for the Melbourne Cup. Never forget to add a statement accessory or two.