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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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The Caulfield Cup is celebrating a momentous 150 years in 2026, but you wouldn’t know it looking at the crowds.
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Large throngs of twenty-somethings descended upon the racecourse on what was an unseasonably warm Melbourne day.
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Many were dressed to the nines: some in corseted tulle gowns that looked borrowed from a recent school formal, others in dresses that came dangerously close to unwanted exposure.
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But the old hats knew what they were doing.
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Olivia Molly Rogers was the picture of sophisticated elegance, Lucy Elam glowed in her sweet yet distinct blue dress while Bonnie Lane nailed elevated whimsy.
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The tailored contoured jacket juxtaposed her feminine tulle skirt and was completed with a custom Melissa Jackson hat.
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“It feels like a modern take on traditional racewear,” Rogers said of the look, styled by Meggy Smith.
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Lucy Elam’s frock seemed to float in her wake.
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Her soft blue dress featured a textured scarf that draped around her neck and fell across her waist elegantly.
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Paired with silver Bellini shoes and a matching Novo bag, it was a distinctly sweet look.
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When Elam learnt that the dress was by local Perth-based label Deconduarte she knew she wanted to hire it for the occasion: “I loved that it was a small Australian brand.
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Their pieces are handmade, so I made it my mission to get this dress.”
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Some people come to the races just to enjoy themselves, others mean business.
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Publicist Rebekah Patterson sits in the latter camp, but that doesn’t mean she can’t look chic at work.
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Wearing a sleek Eliya the Label dress that fit her like a glove, paired with a Ford Millinery headband, Dolce Firmi shoes and Chanel handbag, the South Yarra resident was poised to make all the right style statements.
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Delainey Mary
Delainey Mary prompted a double-take as she made her way through Caulfield, that’s how striking her delicate headpiece was in person.
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The jewelled piece by Ezara/J Millinery is a great example of style that doesn’t need to shout to be heard.
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Worn with her simple baby pink Forever New dress, she’s a testament that you don’t need to break the bank to make a statement either.
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Bonnie Lane hit all the right notes in her Leo Lin Boat Neck mini dress.
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Featuring embellished lemons and oranges mixed with black polka dots, the dress is whimsical without being kitsch.
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Her black Stephanie Spencer fascinator gave a distinguished edge to the look.
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mum and wife to jockey Damien Lane said she’s developed a few firm fashion codes over the years, but her main rule is borrowed from her mum.
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“If the dress is above the knee, you’ve got to be covered at the top.
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“Race wear should be elegant and not party wear,” Lane says.
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