Each of Henry’s 12 silks is inspired by a stylised version of a slot machine symbol Photograph: PR
The concept behind these designs is luck, allowing punters to choose a horse based upon which charm most appeals Photograph: PR
Krista’s designs are influenced by modern art movements and are loosely based on paintings by artists such as Wassily Kandinsky and Henri Matisse Photograph: PR
Based on the notion of colour in movement, Clare’s designs convey a sense of motion even when the wearer is standing still Photograph: PR
Maelle based her designs on popular children’s characters – can you recognise all 12? Photograph: PR
These designs aim to show the movement of jockeys, taking into account the fact that often in a race it is one side of a rider's silks that is most visible to the public Photograph: PR
Yoomi was inspired by a collection of racing badges on display during a day at the races, especially those from the 19th and early 20th century Photograph: PR
The badges have been applied to the designs in a simplified form, in a pop art style, to create bold, bright colours that can be easily determined from a distance Photograph: PR
Zarah's designs are inspired by Britain's floral heritage, the silks depicting a range of flowers, each with a point of difference and contrast Photograph: PR
This range is based on a sentence constructed from a day at the races – "magic in the last furlong". Oliver took the words "magic" and "furlong" and placed a letter on to each of the 12 designs Photograph: PR
Ksenia chose examples from various art movements and specific paintings, focusing on two dominant colours and basic shapes Photograph: PR
The designs encompass a range of themes, such as Greek pottery and Russian Gzhel, as well as specific works of art Photograph: PR
Hyemi’s idea is based around how to attract attention, which led her to poisonous frogs, whose colouring is particularly bold and eye-catching Photograph: PR
Eva has taken the design and colour from 12 European flags, creating bold and modern patterns Photograph: PR
Based on the individual elements of a British summer picnic – from a traditional strawberry to the evocative egg and cress sandwich – these silks are a perfect supplement to a day at the races Photograph: PR
