The Queen, wearing a blue dress that featured peacock feathers, joined her husband.

Lady Amelia Windsor, the granddaughter of the Duke of Kent, created a wildflower plot at the Chelsea Flower Show. “So excited and honoured to be a very small part of the team for Kent Wildflower Seeds’s first garden at the Chelsea Flower Show,” she posted on Instagram last week, per the Independent. For the press preview day, she wore a pink, gingham dress from Smock London and white sneakers.

Actress Daisy Edgar-Jones looked lovely in a white Khaite cotton midi dress and Khaite snake print pumps.

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The former judge of the Great British Baking Show is a regular at the Flower Show. This year, she looked lovely in a paisley Zimmerman dress.

Collins looked chic with her husband, Percy Jackson, as they arrived at the show. She wore a blush pink blazer—with a flower pinned to the lapel—and an oversized hat.

Great British Baking Show judge Prue Leith embraced bold colors at the flower show. “I’m obsessed with the fact that we don’t wear enough color,” she told T&C. “Especially older women don’t wear enough color. I think we should regard specs and necklaces as accessories, just like you would a handbag. In fact, I tend to start my day by thinking what necklace do I feel like wearing? Or, what specs do I feel like wearing? And then I add the rest of the clothes together to go with it.”

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Bridgerton‘s Adjoa Andoh, who plays Lady Danbury on the hit show, attended a photocall for the St James’s Piccadilly’s Imagine The World To Be Different garden, where she posed with preiests Lucy Winkett (left) and Dr Mariama Ifode-Blease (right). She ditched Regency-era clothes for an oversized white shirtress and green platform heels.

British singer-songwriter Beverley Knight wore a green knit dress.

Fashion designer Jade Holland Cooper looked ready for summer in flowing polka dot dress (her own design, the Ellisa Maxi dress) and espadrilles.