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For fashion fans, just as interesting as the prize-winning displays is the sartorial spectacle on offer in the scenic grounds of London’s Royal Hospital Chelsea.

Scroll on for the best-dressed from everyone’s favourite green-fingered occasion.

King Charles and Queen Camilla

Camilla wore the bespoke botanical-print Fiona Clare dress she previously donned for the Sandringham Flower Show in 2023. Charles, meanwhile, opted for his signature pinstripe suit.

King Charles III pictured meeting David Beckham at Chelsea Flower Show 2025

David Beckham wore a beige blazer, grey trousers and suede loafers, accessorised with a new “King’s Rose” – named in honour of the monarch – in his buttonhole.

Joanna Lumley pictured with a Chelsea Pensioner

Joanna Lumley, pictured with a Chelsea Pensioner, displayed a contemporary take on florals and carried a KP Peanuts raffia tote by Anya Hindmarch.

Cate Blanchett

Florals are certainly not a prerequisite at the Chelsea Flower Show. Just ask Cate Blanchett, who explored the Killik & Co ‘Save for a Rainy Day’ Garden in tailored separates.

Mary Berry

Dame Mary Berry always gets it right at the Chelsea Flower Show; this year, she looked pretty in pink.

Kirstie Allsopp

Kirstie Allsopp paired a green paisley Ulla Johnson dress with tangerine trainers for a touch of comfortable colour.

Bianca Jagger

Bianca Jagger looked glamorous at The Newt in Somerset’s Burberry dinner.

Bianca Jagger and Jerry Hall

Jagger was joined by Jerry Hall; both wore Burberry trench coats for the occasion.

Erin O'Connor

Erin O’Connor went for Burberry check over florals.

David Tennant and Georgia Tennant

A suit with a cap and trainers? It’s a yes from David Tennant, who teamed a check burgundy suit with red Adidas trainers.

Felicity Kendal

Felicity Kendal also proved that neutral tailoring can be just as effective as florals.

Richard E. Grant

Richard E Grant looked dapper in a white suit, topped off with suede loafers and sunglasses.

Prue Leith

Dame Prue Leith stepped out in characteristically colourful style in a lemon yellow blazer and Michael Kors trainers.

Monty Don

Monty Don was joined by James Middleton and Alizee Thevenet – the former in a double-breasted checked linen blazer by Ferla and the latter in an embroidered dress from Sézane.

Alex Hassell and Emma King

Alex Hassell and Emma King made a chic couple at Chelsea - he in a navy utility-style linen suit, she in a green polka-dot Reformation dress.

Joely Richardson

Joely Richardson proved that style and comfort can co-exist in an ethereal wisteria-print dress paired with trainers.

Fiona Bruce

Fiona Bruce looked great in green, and presented an appealing alternative to the ubiquitous Chelsea trainers - white loafers.

Baroness Floella Benjamin

Baroness Floella Benjamin opted for a fuchsia suit worn over glamorous silver sequins.

Tasha Ghouri

Reality star and activist Tasha Ghouri embraced a more is more mentality in a textured ensemble.

Penny Lancaster

Penny Lancaster paired her blue floral dress from Reformation with a white blazer and sandals.

Jo Whiley

Jo Whiley dressed down in a grey mohair sweatshirt - also showing that she’s not afraid to get her hem muddy in the name of great gardens.

Vanessa Feltz

Vanessa Feltz looked rosy in a tiered pink dress from JS Collections.

Zoe Ball

Zoe Ball paired a colourful dress from Cefinn with silver trainers.

Amelia Windsor

Amelia Windsor wore a cropped top two-piece by French brand, Zhiggie.

Sophie Raworth

Broadcaster Sophie Raworth aced a time-honoured combination - a floral midi dress (from Me+Em) and white trainers.

Myleene Klass

Myleene Klass looked elegant in a watercolour-style chiffon dress by Adrianna Papell.

Jennifer Saunders, pictured with husband Ade Edmondson

Jennifer Saunders, pictured with husband Ade Edmondson, showed that a couple of interesting accessories can inject just enough life into a neutral ensemble.