Best dressed people at the Royal Norfolk Show 2012. Jo Coxford. Picture: Nick Butcher
Royal Norfolk Show: IN PICTURES: Fashion on show
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
12:09 PM
As the first day of the Royal Norfolk Show gets underway, Emma Harrowing casts her eye over this year’s fashion on show.
It’s the first day of the Royal Norfolk Show and Norfolk is certainly proving that it has what it takes in the style stakes.
Monochrome and Fuchsia pink are the top trends worn at the Royal Norfolk Show this year.
The hat has also replaced the fascinator as the head wear of choice among fashionistas.
When it comes to the outfits diversity is key with traditional dress, country-inspired attire and trend-setting colour popping brights taking the lead.
Take a look at our pick of some of the best outfits on show by clicking on the photo gallery link at the top right of this page.
Keep up to date with all the fashion news from the show here and read the review in the paper tomorrow (Thursday).
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