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Daily Mail Online Tracy Rose Ladies Day

Daily Mail Online, 16th June 2016, Tracy Rose wearing the “Beautiful June” Hat on Royal Ascot Ladies Day

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Get Reading, 15th June 2016, Tracy Rose wearing her “Millinery in Motion” Hat

The Times online Tracy Rose first day Royal Ascot

The Times and Times Online, 14th June 2016, Tracy Rose wearing her “Jockeys in Motion Hat” at Royal Ascot

ITV, 28th July 2016, Tracy Rose wearing her “Plait Hat”at Glorious Goodwood Ladies Day, Photo credit: PA

Daily Telegraph, 17th June 2015, Tracy Rose wearing Ballerina Hat at Royal Ascot

OK! Magazine online, Tracy Rose at Royal Ascot with Picasso-themed hat, 18th June 2015

Evening Standard Online | Royal Ascot fashion 2015: celebrity guest style | By Charlie Teather | 18^th June 2015 Photo: Nils Jorgensen/Rex

Tracy Rose Mail Online Daily Mail Online and Newspaper, 18th June 2014, Tracy Rose wearing Victoriana Hand & Rose Hat

Tracy Rose Elle Canada Elle USA Elle Canada and Elle USA, 19th June 2014, Tracy Rose’s Wave Hat, Day 2 Royal Ascot

Daily Mirror, 20th June 2014, Tracy Rose wearing Seascape Hat at Ladies Day, Royal Ascot

Metro.co.uk, 18th June 2013, Tracy Rose speaks to spectators on the first day of Royal Ascot horse racing festival at Ascot, southern England

Horse & Hound, 27 June 2013, two images of Tracy Rose hats from the first and second days of Royal Ascot

ITV.com, 20 June 2013, Tracy Rose at Ladies Day

Huffington Post, June 2nd 2012, Tracy Rose at Diamond Jubilee Epsom Derby Festival

THE TIMES, June 23rd 2012

Daily Mail, June 15th 2011, “Hat designer Tracy Rose raised the stakes”

Metro Newspaper, 15th June 2011, “Looking like a milliner dollars: Hat designer Tracy Rose above

Tracy Rose OK! online 2011

OK! Online, 12th July 2011, “Tracy Rose created her very own Wimbledon inspired hat, we kind of want one”

Tracy Rose HELLO! MAGAZINE 2010

HELLO! MAGAZINE, 29TH JUNE 2010

Tracy Rose Marie Claire 2010

MARIE CLAIRE ONLINE LADIES DAY GLORIOUS GOODWOOD

Tracy Rose The Times 2010

THE TIMES, 21ST JUNE, 2010

Daily Telegraph, 16th June 2010

Tracy Rose Daily Mirror Front Page 2010

Daily Mirror, Royal Ascot Supplement, June 2010, Front Page

Tracy Rose Instyle Online 2010

InStyle.co.uk, June 15th 2010

Tracy Rose City AM Front Page 2009

City AM, July 31st 2009, Front Page

Tracy Rose The Guardian 2009

The Guardian, June 19th 2009

The Guardian, February 21st 2009, Tracy Rose from Fashion Fabulous London learns about ecofashion at Estethica at London Fashion Week

Urbanjunkies.com, London Fashion Week Feb 09 / Hannah Marshall party at ON/OFF

Urbanjunkies.com, London Fashion Week Feb 09 / Kokon to Zai party at Ghost Farringdon

The Times, June 20th 2008

Metro, June 18th 2008

MSN.COM, 20th June 2008 and photo in MarieClaire.co.uk

Sunday Times, June 24th 2007

SKY NEWS, June 20th 2007

Daily Mirror, June 20th 2007

The Times June 23rd 2006, Front Page

Daily Mail June 15th 2005

Daily Mirror, September 16th 2002 Tracy Rose and Ken Livingstone at Moet Chandon Party, London Fashion Week

Yorkshire Post, June 17th 2005

Daily Express, June 16th 2004

Hello Magazine, June 30th 2005

Gala (France), June 2006

Semana (Spain), June 2006

Paris Match, June 2006

Hello Magazine, 2nd July 2002

Horse and Hounds Magazine, 27th June 2002

OK! Magazine, 14th January 2003

Ascot Convertible Dress 2008

From the Mail on Sunday’s website, 20th June 2008

Daily Telegraph 18/06/2008

One racegoer found a unique way of getting around the code. Tracy Rose, a 47-year-old hat designer from London, wore a multicoloured dress that could be worn either as a mini or converted to a longer length in order to get past security outside the royal enclosure. “This year there are so many different regulations of what to wear and how to look,” she said. “This dress takes just a second to convert to regulation length and I designed it especially for today.”

The Sun, June 18^th 2008

Those privileged enough to be in the Royal Enclosure, which maintains a famously strict admittance policy, had to keep an eye on their outfit this year. After confusion over the definition of “formal day dress” last year, the Ascot authorities have reworded the dress code for women.

It stresses that off the shoulder, halter neck, spaghetti straps and dresses with a strap of less than one inch and miniskirts are “unsuitable”. The code stipulates that midriffs must also be covered and trouser suits must be full length and of matching material and colour.

Among those arriving for the day was hat designer Tracy Rose, who found a unique way to get around the dress code.

The 47-year-old, from London, created her own dress which starts as a mini but can be converted to fit in with the rules at Ascot, which she has been attending for 27 years.

Wearing the striking pink, purple and yellow outfit and matching abstract hat, she said: “It is a mini to start with, which personally I feel a lot more comfortable in.

“Obviously this year for the Royal Enclosure there are so many different regulations of what to wear and how to look.

“This dress takes just a second to convert to regulation length and I designed it especially for today.”

Royal Ascot 2009

The London Paper, June 18th 2009 by Lara Deauville

One regular known for her incredible creations is milliner Tracy Rose who had a yellow and pink crepe hat perched on her head. The art deco inspired design was in the shape of a diamond with a beaded border and looked like it would take off if the wind got up.

The 48-year-old from South Kensington said “I have a lot of orders for Ascot but I can design them quite quickly. It’s making them that takes a while because I’m often trying to do things that haven’t been done before and I try to work out how to solve the problems.”

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Ascot Convertible Dress 2008

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The Sun, June 18^th 2008

Those privileged enough to be in the Royal Enclosure, which maintains a famously strict admittance policy, had to keep an eye on their outfit this year. After confusion over the definition of “formal day dress” last year, the Ascot authorities have reworded the dress code for women.

It stresses that off the shoulder, halter neck, spaghetti straps and dresses with a strap of less than one inch and miniskirts are “unsuitable”. The code stipulates that midriffs must also be covered and trouser suits must be full length and of matching material and colour.

Among those arriving for the day was hat designer Tracy Rose, who found a unique way to get around the dress code.

The 47-year-old, from London, created her own dress which starts as a mini but can be converted to fit in with the rules at Ascot, which she has been attending for 27 years.

Wearing the striking pink, purple and yellow outfit and matching abstract hat, she said: “It is a mini to start with, which personally I feel a lot more comfortable in.

“Obviously this year for the Royal Enclosure there are so many different regulations of what to wear and how to look.

“This dress takes just a second to convert to regulation length and I designed it especially for today.”

Royal Ascot 2009

The London Paper, June 18th 2009 by Lara Deauville

One regular known for her incredible creations is milliner Tracy Rose who had a yellow and pink crepe hat perched on her head. The art deco inspired design was in the shape of a diamond with a beaded border and looked like it would take off if the wind got up.

The 48-year-old from South Kensington said “I have a lot of orders for Ascot but I can design them quite quickly. It’s making them that takes a while because I’m often trying to do things that haven’t been done before and I try to work out how to solve the problems.”

Ascot Convertible Dress 2008

Daily Telegraph 18/06/2008

The Sun, June 18th 2008

Those privileged enough to be in the Royal Enclosure, which maintains a famously strict admittance policy, had to keep an eye on their outfit this year. After confusion over the definition of “formal day dress” last year, the Ascot authorities have reworded the dress code for women.

It stresses that off the shoulder, halter neck, spaghetti straps and dresses with a strap of less than one inch and miniskirts are “unsuitable”. The code stipulates that midriffs must also be covered and trouser suits must be full length and of matching material and colour.

Among those arriving for the day was hat designer Tracy Rose, who found a unique way to get around the dress code.

The 47-year-old, from London, created her own dress which starts as a mini but can be converted to fit in with the rules at Ascot, which she has been attending for 27 years.

Wearing the striking pink, purple and yellow outfit and matching abstract hat, she said: “It is a mini to start with, which personally I feel a lot more comfortable in.

“Obviously this year for the Royal Enclosure there are so many different regulations of what to wear and how to look.

“This dress takes just a second to convert to regulation length and I designed it especially for today.”

Royal Ascot 2009

The London Paper, June 18th 2009 by Lara Deauville

One regular known for her incredible creations is milliner Tracy Rose who had a yellow and pink crepe hat perched on her head. The art deco inspired design was in the shape of a diamond with a beaded border and looked like it would take off if the wind got up.

The 48-year-old from South Kensington said “I have a lot of orders for Ascot but I can design them quite quickly. It’s making them that takes a while because I’m often trying to do things that haven’t been done before and I try to work out how to solve the problems.”

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