Kentucky Derby Outfit

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Slysally63* said: Doubtless I'll be looking for the new thread in the morning..are we having Bank Holiday shenanigans tomorrow night in the VIP suite? My husband just took the cheesy puffs to watch the Kentucky Derby. BTW, the most awful and pathetic turnout of outfits and hats ever. Total cringe. Even the worst outfit and hat at Royal Ascot is way better than what was seen today.

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The two went viral, showing off their outfits for the Kentucky Derby. DeJean is on a legendary run 🔥👀 submitted by /u/Background_Video2947 to r/TheNFLVibes [link] [comments]

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The fashionable Derby hat has evolved from a traditional accessory into a sculptural investment piece. With women spending an average of $510 (and luxury pieces hitting $4,300), the millinery economy is a high-growth sector of the weekend. Trends for 2026 show a shift toward "Sophisticated Stamina," where architectural hats are paired with block heels and wedges, proving that style now requires a strategy. Source: https://www.twinspires.com/edge/racing/kentucky-derby/the-151-year-pivot-how-data-is-redefining-the-kentucky-derby-infographic/ submitted by /u/TwinSpires to r/KentuckyDerby [link] [comments]

hey everyone, figured i would share some info on the 2026 kentucky derby parking situation because it can be a total mess if you do not plan ahead for may 2. honestly, the best move i have found is using prked to find a spot. it lets you rent a private driveway or garage from a homeowner right near churchill downs. it is way cheaper than official lots and feels a lot safer since it is on someone's property. you get to skip the whole parking chaos and the host usually takes care of your car, plus you avoid the long shuttle lines. it is like vip parking for cheaper and usually much closer to the gates. some hosts will even drive you to the destination and you can ask for updates or pics of your car while you are inside. if you are looking at the kec shuttle at the kentucky exposition center, there is one thing nobody really tells you. it is only for frontside reserved ticket holders. if you have an infield or general admission ticket for 2026, they will check before you board and turn you away. infield fans usually have to park at l and n stadium and walk about twenty minutes to the gate. the return trip is the hardest part of the kec shuttle. the buses start running at 730 am which is great for getting there, but after the main race on may 2, the wait times can be over two hours. it is a massive line and you will be standing there forever in your derby outfit. if you try your luck with neighborhood parking, bring plenty of cash since most people charging for their yards do not take cards. expect to pay anywhere from fifty to two hundred dollars. central avenue will be closed from may 1 to may 3, so you have to navigate around the roadblocks. also, wear comfortable shoes because you will be walking a ton regardless of where you end up. hope this helps. submitted by /u/Local-Tear9723 to r/parkingguides [link] [comments]

Y’all… Derby Day is a BIG deal here in Arkansas…like full-on Kentucky Derby energy. People show up dressed to the nines, hats, heels, the whole vibe… and she chose that outfit?! I’m genuinely confused. submitted by /u/MildlyFeral000 to r/AshlynVanhornSnark [link] [comments]

Nice display commemorating thoroughbred race horse Mystik Dan at Oaklawn in Hot Springs, AR. The display features a Longines Zulu Time. “Mystik Dan kicked off his 3-year-old campaign in the Smarty Jones Stakes at Oaklawn Park on January 1, 2024. A month later he won the Grade 3 Southwest Stakes. Mystik Dan ran 3rd in the Arkansas Derby (G1). Having earned enough qualifying Derby points to participate in the 150th Kentucky Derby, Mystik Dan ran an incredible race, capturing the coveted Kentucky Derby title. Mystik Dan is owned by 4 G Racing, LLC, Lance Gasaway, Daniel Hamby, III and Valley View Farm LLC, and is trained by Arkansas native Kenny McPeek. Brian Hernandez Jr. was the jockey. Mystik Dan was bred by several of his owners, 4 G Racing, LLC, Lance Gasaway and Daniel Hamby, III. The owners of Mystik Dan have graciously offered to display items given to the winning connections of the 150th Kentucky Derby. Displayed is the 150th commemorative trophy, handcrafted from 14-karat solid yellow and green gold. The front is adorned by a 14-karat gold horseshoe, the top features a 14-karat gold horse and rider with a distinctive garland of roses outfitted with 196 rubies, 96 marquise emeralds and 36 round emeralds, and the sides showcase a pair of horseshoe-shaped wreath handles. The Kentucky Derby trophy presentation consists of four honors - the Gold owner's trophy, the Silver trophy awarded to the breeders of the winner, a Longines watch presented by the official timekeeper and official watch of the Kentucky Derby and a special edition bottle of Woodford Reserve, the Kentucky Derby 150 Baccarat edition of which only 150 bottles were made.” Thought it was neat to see the Zulu Time in the display. I’m not familiar with specific Longines references. What reference is on display here? submitted by /u/littledalt to r/Watches [link] [comments]

Dannielynn Birkhead’s outfit at the Barnstable Brown Gala on May 2 was extremely sentimental. The 18-year-old wore her late mom, Anna Nicole Smith’s dress to the event taking place during the Kentucky Derby weekend. Dannielynn teared up as she told Access Hollywood’s digital guest correspondent Lauren Herbert how meaningful it is to wear the dress. “I can’t know my mom sadly, and this is one of the only reasons and ways I can. This is the closest I’ll ever be getting to a hug from her so I’ve been on and off tears the whole day,” she emotionally told Access as she hugged her dad. In fact, the black dress is what Anna Nicole was wearing when she met Larry Birkhead at the Barnstable Brown Gala. “Just to see her and have it be a full circle moment for me is special,” he said. submitted by /u/AbsolutelyIris to r/Fauxmoi [link] [comments]

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I’m going to a big Kentucky Derby party where everyone dresses up like the real deal. My girl is wearing a teal dress with a matching fascinator. I have a very cool pair of teal dress pants I was thinking about wearing. What color jacket would go better with the teal pants, pink or very light blue? And what color shirt would you wear; white with a bow tie that matches the jacket, or something else depending on jacket color? And what about shoes? I have some nice shoes but all leather loafers, Oxfords, in black and brown. Thanks guys!! submitted by /u/Outside-Barber-2597 to r/mensfashionadvice [link] [comments]

just finished watching gnd season 5 episode 8 i think and i LOVED hollys hat and dress (and her little juicy couture box/purse submitted by /u/hibiscus_77 to r/TheGirlsNextLevelPod [link] [comments]

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Hi all, I'm going to a Kentucky derby themed gala with a woman I'd really like to impress and was looking for ideas. I am not generally fashion focused as I would call my wardrobe "weekend middle aged dad". I have my go to black suit and was thinking maybe a cowboy hat to go along with. I'm not really sure. Any ideas would be appreciated. I'm 5'10 320 pounds for reference. submitted by /u/Traditional_Ease_683 to r/bigmenfashionadvice [link] [comments]

Not your traditional form of art but sewing and pattern making are my passiom The pants here I'm especially proud of because they are adaptable so they fit both sitting in a wheelchair and standing. There's no guides on making formal pants for ambulatory wheelchair use so they were hard to design (especially considering I've never made pants before) and took a lot of trial and error but I'm so so proud of the finished product. submitted by /u/odd_little_duck to r/Artisticallyill [link] [comments]

I am NOT the Original Poster. That is u/Competitive_Oil5227. He posted in r/hotels Thank you to u/Particular_Heron8263 for this recommendation! Mood Spoiler: wtf but also I'm kind of in awe of the audacity? Original Post: January 2, 2024 Today I got a package in the post from my mother. Which was odd, as she just came to visit me in chicago over Christmas. I open it and there’s a two foot tall Baccarat crystal vase in the package and a post it note that says ‘please call me love mom’ stuck to it. I’m perplexed as I’m not a fancy crystal vase kind of guy. Well, turns out that she was staying in a fancy suite at a hotel over Christmas that had this object displayed and she took a liking to it. So much so that she took it with her. As I looked at it I could see chunks of that white putty that people use to stick things down with. So she literally must have pried it off. And the hotel noticed, as they added a $1200 line item to the bill that arrived. My mother apparently does not like it that much. She also removed a robe, but I guess she is ok with paying $125 for that item as it was not included in her package. So it’s now my job to take this back to the hotel and explain to some poor desk person that my mother took it in error and could you please remove it from the bill. Please tell me that they will do this? If they don’t I will feel the full wrath of an old lady, as anything less than a full refund will be seen as a failure on my part. Relevant Comment: You're a grown adult afraid of your mom? Call the cops on her: "So, you’re saying I’m a weak individual because of my approach to dealing with my slightly crazy parent, and your advice is that I call the police on my 83 year old mother and report her for felony theft? That sounds like an excellent plan…should I try to find some angry policemen that will use truncheons to break her will? Oy vey." Top commenters tell OOP to apologize profusely and (obviously) blame his mother. Many also tell him to make up an excuse for her, like she has dementia or has some other challenge Update Post: January 4, 2024 (2 days later) To recap, my mom stole a very large and very expensive vase from her hotel suite. The hotel added it to her bill and she sent it back to me to return for her and most importantly get her card refunded. I took all your advice and walked into the hotel with the full intention of claiming my mum has dementia and didn’t know what she was doing. And honestly with the size of the vase it seemed very plausible. I also knew from the hotel insiders comments to ask for the shift manager and was honestly worried that I was about to go down to felony theft. I even put a paper check in my wallet, just in case I ended up having to pay for something and put on my nice overcoat. The entire drive downtown I was cursing my mother. But anyone on here with an 83 year old stereotypical Jewish mom will know that sometimes you just have to do things as the fallout from her would be worse than anything a hotel could dish out. The front desk fellow couldn’t have been nicer. When I gestured to the box he didn’t even ask why I needed to see the shift manager, just asked me to wait while he was paged. The shift manager arrives, I open the box and display the vase inside. It still had a post-it note stuck to the front that said ‘please call me love mom’ on it. Before I even got half of my story out he excuses himself and disappears. The desk fellow walks over and asks if I’d like to sit down and takes me to this little area with a desk and offers me coffee. I’m now imagining that the police have been called and I’m triple cursing my mom. In walks in a fellow who is the hotel general manager. ‘I hear that Mrs. X has sent the vase back. Is everything ok?’ I start in on the dementia story, he stops me...‘I first met your mother in 1982 when I started working here. There was a young boy who had climbed into the lobby fountain and was about to urinate on the statue and your mother asked me to fish him out as she was wearing difficult shoes. I am guessing that was you?’ I’m confused, but tell the fellow that was my brother and the story had become a family legend. ‘She has a hobby of removing things during her stay and we have historically just added them to her bill. Am I to take it she does not want to keep this?’ I’m thinking...how much money has she spent on stolen towels and other hotel crap? And all I can do is thank the fellow for looking out for her. He follows up with ‘when she was here last year I worried that may be be the last time we would see her. It made my Christmas the day I saw her reservation request’. Which was about the nicest way anyone could ever say ‘your mom is very old and I assumed she was dead’. I’ll be checking her luggage next time. Relevant Comments: Maybe GM added expensive items to the room hoping your mom would take them off his hands: "I hate to say it, but I think they might. As I was standing in the downstairs lobby of the hotel waiting for the valet I noticed they had a display case of Baccarat crystal stuff built into the wall, which I assume was all for sale. I can’t imagine they routinely supply rooms with $1200 vases." I take it she's a well-off klepto and her money excuses things? "The crap that my mom has always routinely gotten away with is astonishing simply because she looks very well heeled. I used to dread school events when I was a kid because of how weird she treated people. Like she wouldn’t even take time to de demeaning to people…she just honestly didn’t notice most people that were around her. Now that she is old she totally abuses that as well…people end up doing things for her simply because she make it obvious she expects them to and you can’t say no to old ladies." This sounds like a Hallmark movie and fake/some of the more sad details: "I left out a few of the less attractive parts of the story (like the fact that she had mailed the thing back to me in a 1990s box that once help a Sears vacuum cleaner, which had people glaring at me…and the fact that the valet guy charged me 45 bucks to hold my car for 20 minutes) to make it a little more appealing. The entire phone call I had with her when this project got dumped on me was…well, acerbic." "Its very true. I omitted some of the tedious / frustrating bits and made mom sound a lot friendlier than she is in reality. The sort of sad undertone to it all...we had to have a family meeting earlier this year because my mom has absolutely blown through money on truly ridiculous things (excluding her purloined items, the hotel bill for her one week stay was still more than my entire monthly income) and its very possible that we will have to sell her home to pay for care. Had she been even slightly less extravagant with things she would have been able to die in bed at home with private nurses." So... how many family 'heirlooms' are from the hotel? "It makes me think that her large collection of decanters at her house might have a dodgy back story. I can remember asking her once why one of them was monogrammed QE2 and her telling me that it was a gift from a ship captain….that may have been the origin but it probably wasn’t a gift the ship was aware of making." More on the fountain story: "It was for sure my brother…in my father’s version of the story my mom was pregnant with me at the time with swollen feet and refused to wear tennis shoes and he had to help wedge her feet into heels. In my god mother’s version (who lived in a condo above the hotel) my mom’s doctor had said it was ok for her to resume drinking at the 8 month mark (!?!) so her feet were both swollen and she was not quite sober." Mini story about OOP's mom: "Honestly, I have so many stories of life with her. In particular when I was younger...the actual experience of living most of them was embarrassing / dreadful but they sound hysterical if you take out the cringey parts. I am still friends with my college dorm roommate and every time I see him there is the ritual retelling of my mother's horror of the stained light blue institutional wall to wall carpeting in the room. Somehow she managed to schedule and smuggle in carpet installers to put in plaid wool carpet...and the RA was too intimidated by her to do anything about it." And here's one last longer story about OOP's Mom in the Comments (Same Day) Here is the best one. In reality it was terrible....but it sounds hysterical. 1996. I have a learners permit. My dad's family had horses (which also sounds better in print than the reality) and our family would always gather at Churchill Downs for the derby. This is about a four hour drive. My mother insists that I drive the lead car, which is an off white Buick Estate Wagon that she had shipped off to Massachusetts and real wood paneling applied to the exterior. This is what happens when a Jewish lady who originated on the upper west side tries to fit in with my dads uuber waspy family. She also insisted that I bring a friend, so I have invited my best friend (who was absolutely terrified of my parents) and I have a couple of teenage cousins in the back seat. My mother has opted to sit in the very rear seat...which faces backwards. She claims she is doing this so she can smoke without bothering anyone. Super helpful. Following behind is almost like the cast of Gilligans Island...my brother and his wife (who competed in Miss America) in a truly awful brown rolls royce from 1980 something that has had the hubcaps stolen, my father and three or four of his cronies in a maroon colored Lincoln navigator, and my great aunt who has one of those anonymous 1990s sedans. My aunt is wearing a hairpiece from the 1960s, so the top of her hair is a lovely ashy brown color but the bottom is a lifeless grey...she is also wearing those giant blu-blocker sunglasses that they used to advertise on late night TV. I feel like she also smoked? Mom is wearing her version of leisure wear, as she does not want to get wrinkled and will change when we get to Kentucky. Hanging from a hook is an outfit that would have made the queen proud...jade green skirt, matching jacket, her favorite hermes blouse covered with horse things, and a feather covered jade green hat that was large enough to require it's own zip code. We drive, my mother smokes, my parents constantly call each other via built in car phones. My friend continues to be terrified because my mother keeps asking her questions and she keeps clutching her inhaler, as there are not operable windows int he back where my mother is and the smoke is swirling about. At one point the entire caravan pulls over to get gas and my mum attempts to use the bathroom to change in but rejects it as unhygienic. As we are just about to pass over the state line my mother decided that she will change in the car and tells us all to keep our eyes forward. Then I see police lights behind me. I know that I was not speeding, but realize quickly that my mother has very likely been mostly naked in the back seat and that may be frowned on in rural Indiana. I pull over, my friend looks at me with cow eyes. The entire caravan goes past us but they all pull off over to the shoulder. The car phone starts ringing, which no one answers. And a state trooper walks up to the car. He asks if I know why I was pulled over...and I say 'is it because my mom is in a bra in the back seat?' He also seems completely confused as to why all these other cars have pulled over...and my aunt is hanging out of her window watching the situation from behind her giant sunglasses. Well apparently that was not the entire problem...as when my mother looked over and saw the state police staring at her in her bra from the other lane, she decided to PULL OUT A BOTTLE OF BOURBON out of her purse and pour herself a drink in a little silver cup and toast the trooper. The trooper asks if I am aware of the situation. I was near tears as I handed him my little paper learners permit card. Then my mom decided to get out of the car to talk to the trooper. She has managed to transform herself into whatever it was that she hoped for when she bought the outfit. However, she can't seem to figure out how to open the rear door and made it go down like it was a tailgate. I am not quite sure what is happening, I do hear the trooper telling my mother to stay in the vehicle and I hear her tell that she is having door difficulty, is currently halfway out of the car, and his only option is to assist her getting fully out or she was about to fall on the highway and put that on his conscience. Then she handed the trooper her hat to hold as she adjusted everything on her outfit. My father claims that at one point the trooper had his hand on his gun but he feared more for his safety than my mothers. Honest to god, any other person would have probably been taken to jail, possibly shot, definitely lectured to. But my mother stood on the side of the road and let the trooper know what an inconvenience he was causing by making us stop. There was a moment when the bottle of bourbon was brandished at him while she found her drivers license. Semi trucks visibly slowed down...not out of concern, but out of curiosity. Then we all heard, clear as day though a little slurred 'Sir, if you care to look at that license you will see the address. That address matches the registration to this car. That address is across the street from the governor's mansion.' (that part was true) 'That young man driving the car is my son, who just got his permit but was doing an admirable job, and that young lady in the front seat is our friend Ms. Bayh, who used to be the governor's daughter but recently became a senators daughter after he won an election. (this part was 100% fabricated, as my friends parents owned a hardware store). My husband is up in there and I won't even bore you with who he is in all this. Now I suggest you go back to you car and think about how you want to proceed with this. I am going to walk up to my husband's car and let him know that you were worried about my safety as I was indisposed while changing after our long car trip and that we will be shortly on our way.' And as my mother walked away from the state trooper and past my window she turned around and said 'and you need to read up on your law book, as I was far enough away in that back seat from the driver of this aut-o-mobile to make pouring myself a bit of Bourbon perfectly legal in the state of Indiana.' The relevant argument probably would have been her difficulty in supervising my driving while she was mostly naked and possibly intoxicated in the back seat...and I still don't know why she decided to lie about who my friend was....but the trooper must have realized that this was not a battle that was going to ever be won and no citations were issued. submitted by /u/LucyAriaRose to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

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I'm terribly in need of a fashion makeover. I am willing to finally spend some money- $500. I would love for it to be less. I'm going to the Derby this year and trying to figure out what to wear. Our seating is outside. Most women wear fancy short dresses and large hats and that won't work for me. The weather can be very variable-I've been in snow, blistering heat, and had 3 inches of rain soaking my silk dress. I'm 58, 5' 3', and a size 14. Short hair and I look my age. I usually wear what I call "wealthy lesbian" khakis, men's styled shirts, Adidas superstars or driving shoes, and quarter zips. I buy from Lands End, some H&M, Barber, and J Jill. I am not committed to dressing that way for this event but I'm trying to avoid dresses because my legs aren't my best feature. Luxury items I own and would love to add in are Gucci lug soled black loafers and a closet full of Hermes scarves. Don't care for prints but will consider them and prefer natural fibers. I look great in about any blue, especially midnight or slate, and use red as my accent color. My first thought is nicer khakis, a white shirt, a large straw hat, and a navy blazer. submitted by /u/orangeboxlibrarian to r/fashionwomens35 [link] [comments]

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