There are two kinds of people at the Dubai World Cup: those who turn up for the on-track racing and the people who spend the months running up to race day planning a show-stopping outfit. It's the second camp that the Style Stakes celebrates. It's a fashion competition that ran throughout the day on the March 30 races. <strong>Click through the gallery above to see all of the winners.</strong> Attendees entered themselves into the competition and winners were selected by five style-savvy judges: stylist Kelly Lundberg, designer and fashion critic Noor Breish, milliner Ana Pribylova, <em>Esquire Middle East</em> fashion director Mark McMahon and influencer Tamara Al Gabbani. Hundreds of people entered the 2019 competition, with prizes that amounted to more than Dh250,000. The six categories are: Best Hat, Most Creative Hat, Best Dressed Man, Best Dressed Lady and Best Dressed Couple. A runner-up to Best Dressed Man and Best Dressed Lady is also awarded a prize. Best Hat was awarded to Australian nurse, Conna Tution, who wore blue and golden headgear, "inspired by the desert". Meanwhile, Eksuda Vassakosol scooped Most Creative Hat for her afternoon tea-inspired headpiece. Best Dressed Man was Myles Hamby, with runner-up named as Leon Harris, and the best-dressed couple was Nader Tearab and Zheng-Gi-Ya, who were coordinated in purple. As the sun set, the award of the day was handed out to the Best Dressed Lady. Eleanor Campbell won the 2019 competition. Runner-up was Emma Wells. On judging the competition, Ana Pribylova, the designer behind Ana Bella Millinery, wrote on Instagram: "Congratulations to all the winners of the style awards today at the Dubai World Cup." She added to her highlights: "Eleanor [Campbell] in light blue, a true standout winner for best dressed lady. Some really lovely stories came from the winners, my favourite was from most creative hat winner, and how her 80-year-old Thai Grandma made her Tea Party Hat ".