RHS Chelsea Flower Show photos prove it's the most fashionable event of the year

The RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2025 is in full bloom, turning the Royal Hospital Chelsea into a petal paradise.

From May 20th–24th, guests and stars alike have been sowing the seeds of inspiration and style at what we’re calling ‘one of the most fashionable events of the year’.

Leading the royal bouquet were King Charles and Queen Camilla, who made a blooming entrance on preview day.

The monarch proudly unveiled "The King’s Rose," a striped pink-and-white beauty cultivated by David Austin Roses over 12 years.

Football legend David Beckham, an ambassador for The King’s Foundation, sported the rose in his buttonhole, proving he’s got both goal-scoring and garden-glory credentials.

The show’s crown jewel? Kazuyuki Ishihara’s "Cha no Niwa – Japanese Tea Garden," which steeped the judges in serenity and scooped the coveted Best in Show award.

Meanwhile, Monty Don’s debut dog-friendly garden had tails wagging, complete with engraved bricks honouring royal pups and a shaggy lawn perfect for four-legged frolics.

Celebrities were out in full bloom. Amanda Holden dazzled in a pink chevron dress, while Joanna Lumley lit up the gardens with her signature charm. Myleene Klass turned heads in a floral frock, posing with the ever-cheerful Chelsea Pensioners.

Beyond the showground, Chelsea in Bloom’s "Flowers in Fashion" theme transformed the streets into a catwalk of carnations and couture. Holly Valance and Lizzie Cundy led the petal parade, celebrating Cinquecento’s gold medal win with a boozy lunch and a £74,000 handbag that was the talk of the tulips.

As the final day approaches, visitors are gearing up for the grand plant sell-off, a chance to take home a piece of this floral fairy tale.

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