Abbey Clancy looked chic as she lead the fashion pack at Ladies Day at Ascot on Thursday.
And while most new mums would still be in bed 17 days after giving birth, the model, 33, was dressed to the nines in a daring all-white outfit at the glitzy event.
She was joined by her husband Peter Crouch, 38, who looked dapper in a top hat and tie and tails.
Abbey, who welcomed her fourth child on June 3, sported a tight midi skirt with a thigh split and fringe detail.
She teamed the skirt with a white pussybow blouse and a pair of matching stilettos.
Sticking to the traditional dress code, she sported a white wide-brimmed hat over her blonde locks, which she wore in curls.
And despite all the sleepless nights that come with a newborn, Abbey looked fresh faced and typically glam for the day out.
Peter revealed they'd welcomed the baby boy the day after he was born earlier this month.
The couple also share Sophia, eight, Liberty, four, and Johnny, one.
Abbey and Peter couple were among the first of the famous faces to arrive at Ladies Day this afternoon.
Natalie Dormer was also in attendance in a green maxi dress with a chic floral pattern.
The Game of Thrones actress, 37, wore a coral fan-style hat and a clashing pair of orange heels.
Judy Murray, 59, looked chic in a blue coat dress, which she styled with a black feathery fascinator and matching stilettos.
Olympain Victoria Pendleton, 38, flashed her arm tattoos in a sleeveless polka dot dress and matching monochrome hat.
Victoria actress Nel Hudson, 28, wore a quirky black boater hat with a brocade style blue dress.
Kara Tointon, 35, arrived with her fiancé Marius Jensen wearing a blue dress with split sleeves.
TV presenter Jenni Falconer, 43, looked summery in a blue tea dress with white accessories.
Blue appeared to be the unofficial royal dress code, as both the Queen, Princess Anne and Zara Phillips wore dresses in the colour.
