Style déjà vu: Naas Ladies Day Winner scoops prize in same outfit

The winter racing season is in full swing with Leopardstown happening over the Christmas season. Which certainly didn't disappoint in the style stakes. 

Yesterday was the turn of Naas Racecourse to host their annual Winter Ladies Day. 

Big hats, faux fur detailing and elegant coats were all the perfect finishing touches to the chic and cosy winter racing outfits on display. 

But it was Sligo's Suzanne Gallagher who impressed the judges, including Rosanna Davison, to scoop the top spot. 

An experienced fashion racing competitor, Suzanne has impressed in the style stakes and is no stranger to winning. 

She won best dressed in 2011 at the Galway Races and in 2012 she won €25,000 at the Moyglare Stud Stakes. 

In 2015 she was awarded the Longines Prize for elegance at the Curragh. 

But taking a style cue from Kate Middleton, Suzanne recycled pieces in her own wardrobe to win at Naas Racecourse yesterday. 

Looking stylish despite the chilly weather, Suzanne opted for a camel coat with dramatic faux fur cuff sleeves. Pairing the coat with a ivory skirt dress and hat by Irish milliner Martha Lynn. 

Complimenting her outfit, she opted for vintage ivory gloves, a clutch bag from high-street store Accessorzie and keeping it local camel court shoes from Strollers in Sligo. 

An elegant tried-and-tested outfit, she also wore practically the same outfit to win the top prize at Leopardstown Christmas festival back in 2013.

Switching out the ivory dress for a camel one instead. 

The theme for the Best Dressed Lady competition was ‘fashion through time’, so ladies were encouraged to give a little nod to their favourite styles down through the ages by including something from that particular time as part of their outfit.

Rosanna Davison took on duties as head judge, mixing high-low with her vibrant pink River Island two-piece, topped off with coat by Irish designer Paul Costelloe. 

See the rest of the stylish attendees in the gallery below: