Glamorous racegoers were seen slumped on the ground in a car park after a raucous Ladies Day at Aintree during the three-day Grand National Festival.
A young lady dressed in red, clutching a pink bag among the scattered litter on the ground, appeared to be pulled up by a man after a day at one of the biggest horse racing events in the world.
Elsewhere, another woman wearing a polka dot, black and white dress, as well as flip flops, leaned on another reveller as she maintained a firm grip on the cup in her hand.
And while some were keen to flash their winnings after a day at the Merseyside races, others slumped on the car park ground to enjoy food while dressed in their glamorous and multi-coloured outfits.
Meanwhile, a group of friends could be seen slumped in the car park scrolling through a phone while another had a vape in hand, following weeks of preparation for an event described as Cheltenham's more risque cousin.
It comes after a day of heavy partying for some as they guzzled bottles of alcohol and gleefully danced at Aintree, where more than 150,000 spectators are expected over the next three days.
Elsewhere, racegoers amped up the style stakes as they descended on Aintree after weeks of preening and outfit preparation, pulling out all the stops in thigh-skimming frocks and plunging necklines.
Revellers put their best fashion foot forward as they competed to take home the coveted best-dressed award on the second day of the event - and they certainly gave judges a tough task.
Joining punters today was the King's niece Zara Tindall, and her daughter, Mia, 12, who both brought a touch of elegance to the occasion in smart suits. They arrived alongside Zara's husband, former rugby ace Mike Tindall.
More than 150,000 spectators are expected over the three-day festival, with the showpiece Grand National taking place tomorrow afternoon. Around £250million is expected to be gambled on the race.
Racegoers at the Revolution Bar in the Red Rum Garden at Ladies Day in Aintree drink their drinks as one holds a cigarette
A young man appears to help up a young lady up from the floor following a day of celebrating at Aintree
A woman wearing a polka dot, black and white dress, as well as flip flops, leans on another reveller as she maintained a firm grip on the cup in her hand
A group of friend look at a phone as one has a vape in hand as they sit on a car park floor
Women slumped on the car park ground to enjoy food while dressed in their glamorous and multi-coloured outfits
A group of men flash their winnings following a day at Aintree
A woman dressed in a white dress, black heels and a matching hat sits on the ground at Aintree
Spirits were high throughout the day and revellers enjoyed drinks and dancing
One racegoer kept warm with a foil blanket as the festivities got underway
Organisers at the Jockey Club said crowds on the first day at Aintree topped 28,000, up 22 per cent on last year, while Ladies Day usually attracts more than 45,000 fans.
Unlike Royal Ascot which adopts stricter rules on what to wear, the festival takes a more relaxed approach and tells attendees to simply come 'dressed to feel your best'.
And while Cheltenham is all about the tweed country looks, Aintree is its more risqué cousin - and the looks on display this morning certainly lived up to that assessment as many fans opted for mini dresses and off-the-shoulder frocks.
Commanding attention in their racy numbers, revellers went all out in figure-hugging dresses, sheer attire and lacy looks as they flashed the flesh for their big day out.
Fancy dress is also allowed as long as the costume isn't offensive or derogatory.
Yellow appeared to be a theme of the day, as glamorous spectators brought the sunshine in off-the-shoulder frocks and halterneck dresses.
Meanwhile, one guest today donned a sleeveless, body-hugging white frock with a sheer train, and another opted for a yellow lace gown.
A third glamorous racegoer sported a tight scarlet gown while a fourth brightened up the grey skies in a glittery pink dress.
It comes after one glamorous racegoer revealed on TikTok how she had started her beauty appointments as far back as March to make sure she looked her best for the second day of the Grand National festival on Friday.
Georgia Williamson, from Cheshire, shared the very strict itinerary she laid out, including making time for everything from lip filler to a spray tan and even a 'debloat schedule'.
On 5 March, more than a month ago, she had a lip filler appointment - and the following day, got her hair dyed and extensions put in.
The racegoers got into the festivities with some drinks in hand - and got into party mode
The party kept going, with racegoers getting into the spirit as they danced and posed for photos
Cheers! Revellers toasted their drinks as the partying got underway - sporting glamorous dresses
One racegoer donned a mini dress as she partied away at Aintree as the spirits were high
The racegoers got into the festivities with some drinks in hand - and got into party mode
Aintree revellers sported butter yellow ensembles as the Ladies Day festivities turned into a big party
As the drinks flowed, the dancing got started and revellers partied the day away
Time for a quick snack! A woman enjoys a bite to eat while at the Aintree races today
All about the glitz and glamour! Two friends put on a very dazzling display as they attend the Grand National festival
Effortlessly elegant: Two race goers put on classy display as they attend Ladies Day
The girls partied up a storm at the event - sporting goodie bags with free drinks
Getting the party started! A racegoer celebrates while at the Grand National festival
The glamorous revellers enjoyed dancing as they sipped on drinks throughout the night
The good mood was heightened by bottles of bubbly which was being passed around by revellers
Racegoers partied up a storm at Aintree; passing around a bottle as they enjoyed the day turn into party
Posing up a storm! Two racegoers enjoyed a day out, with one wearing a glamorous pink dress while another donned a red fascinator
Racegoers enjoyed the festivities on Ladies Day this afternoon - animated as they took in the equestrian action
The visitors were all smiles as they took in the action, sporting glamorous gowns
As racegoers enjoyed the drinks, celebrations slipped into party mode and some were even dancing
Racegoers at Aintree sported their finest frocks for Ladies Day today - and enjoyed partying the day away
Racegoers indulged in selfies at the event this afternoon - and held onto a spare pair of shoes
Racegoers went for figure-hugging silhouettes for the day - sporting goodie bags with drinks
Then, a few days later on March 13 Georgia began her skin prep by getting a facial. Next, the influencer revealed how she has been 'taking care of business' this week - ahead of today's festivities.
On Tuesday, she got a manicure to make sure her nails were in top shape; and the day after was filled with another flurry of treatments.
Wednesday saw Georgia waxing, shaving and exfoliating, moisturising, getting yet another facial and popping on a collagen face mask.
The day before the races was similarly jam-packed. Georgia had her eyebrows done at 4pm, and then a pedicure at 4.30pm. At 5pm, she booked in a spray tan, and made sure she made time for some exercise with an upper body workout at 7pm.
She also got through a myriad of other chores, such as going to the shop for drinks and swinging by a cash machine, making sure her portable charger was at full battery, whitening her teeth, steaming her outfit and packing a bag for the day.
And today, Georgia's day started at 5.45am - where she woke up and 'had a peppermint tea'.
At 6am, she scheduled in washing her hair, and half an hour later, began doing her curls. She had another peppermint tea at 6.45am, and then moved onto make-up at 7am.
By 8am, it was time to get changed - before having another peppermint tea - and then setting off on the bus at 8.30am.
Elsewhere, Mike also enjoyed a tender moment with his wife Zara, as they watched the races
Zara and Mia enjoyed a playful moment with one another as they were spotted at the races
Many at the event opted for figure-hugging pastel ensembles and posed up a storm for photos
Blue, pink and white were popular colours for the event - with many choosing flowing silhouettes
Perfectly in step! There were also some midriff-baring ensembles at the event
Off the shoulder dresses were a popular pick - often teamed with slingback heels
Statement heels were as much of a priority as other elements - with some also sporting blazer dresses
Pretty in pink! A racegoer puts on a classy display in a full-length gown with cape detailing
Thrice as nice! Three ladies showcase their glamorous ensembles as they arrive for Ladies Day
Hat's amazing! A racegoer shows off her outstanding headpiece, covered in elegant roses
Upping the style stakes! Ladies put their best fashion foot forward today in an effort to win the best dressed award
The long and short of it! A racing fan dons a polka dot dress with a mini hemline, while her friend opts for a foor-length look
Working it! Three racegoers show off their fashionable attire as they attend Ladies Day
Cheeky! A woman pulls an animated face as she poses for the camera
All smiles: One punter looked to be having a great time as she cheered with her hands up
Think pink! Looking effortlessly elegant, two racegoers dress in the same shade to attend the races
Ready to party! Four friends dressed to impress look delighted as they arrive at the races
Strike a pose! A group of friends show off their different ensembles while at Aintree
Girls just want to have fun! A group of glamorous ladies pose up a storm in their chic outfits
Flower power! A woman wears a flirty rose embellished slip dress with a matching red hat as she joins her friend at the races
Pulling out all the stops! A radiant group of racegoers dress in all their finery for Ladies Day
Hat's something! Statement hats were the order of the day for many racegoers
Time for a photo: A racegoer poses for a selfie while at the Grand National festival
Spot on! A woman puts on a stylish display in a white and black polka dot skirt
It's all about the hats! Statement headpieces were one of the big trends spotted at the races today
Making a statement: Racegoers wear vibrant, bold hats for the second day of the festival
Bold colours and loud patterns were a common occurence at the event
One racegoer was glamorous in a floral flock with a thigh-baring slit
Lace and tulle were popular choices at Ladies Day - for both dresses and hats
One reveller wore a striking scarlet gown, teamed with a matching hat
Many of the revellers opted for butter yellow ensembles
There were also many pale pink ensembles - along with more understated black and white looks
Long flowing gowns with cinched waistlines were popular
Other guests braved risks of colder weather with shoulder baring ensembles
A selection of revellers opted for lace and loud patterns
One woman sported an all-green outfit - topped with a white blazer
The ladies were summer ready in flowing frocks on the day
Gorgeous in gold! A woman wows in a dazzling ensemble as she arrives at the Grand National festival
it wasn't only women that went all out for Ladies Day! This man made a statement in a pink suit
One man donned a sleek red coat as he enjoyed day two of Aintree - along with a dapper blue suit
Along with loud colours and daring prints, there were also gravity-defying statement hats
A selection of guests also enjoyed floral patterns in both clothing and hats
Another reveller opted for a sleeveless dress with a thigh slit
Blooming lovely! Some racegoers opted for floral ensembles for Ladies Day at Aintree
A woman takes a break from watching the racing action
Matchy-matchy: A stylish duo sport coordinating ensembles as they attend Ladies Day
Radiant in ruffles: A racing fan opted for a daring dress, featuring a thigh-high slit and a plunging neckline
Perfect in prints! A woman puts her best fashion foot forward in a vibrant patterned number
Police at the second day of the Grand National festival at Aintree
It appears the myriad of peppermint teas are all part of Georgia's 'debloating' mission, which also had a separate schedule.
It included having a walk after Thursday dinner, drinking three peppermint teas on Thursday afternoon, and then doing exercises on the stair master and her upper body.
The festival, which this year takes place from Thursday April 9 to Saturday April 11, is one of the biggest events in the global sporting calendar.
It is also broadcast live to a television audience of around 800 million people worldwide.
The Grand National on Saturday, known as the 'people's race', includes 30 fences to over two laps, making it the longest horse race in Britain.
Following the withdrawal of last year's winner Nick Rockett on Thursday, 2024 champion I Am Maximus is likely to go into Saturday's race as the favourite of the 34 declared runners.
The Willie Mullins-trained thoroughbred won the feature race two years ago and came in second to stablemate Nick Rockett last year.
He is aiming to be the first dual winner since Tiger Roll, who won back to back Nationals in 2019.
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