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Lady Violet, 24, and Lady Alice, 23, donned their finery for Cartier Queen's Cup
The siblings, whose father is the Duke of Rutland, wore daring fashion choices
Their parents are David and Emma Manners, Duke and Duchess of Rutland

Published: 09:33 EDT, 17 June 2018 | Updated: 03:26 EDT, 19 June 2018

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Polo fans enjoyed a brush with royalty today when the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh made an appearance at Windsor Great Park.

The 92-year-old monarch and her husband presented trophies to the winners of Cartier Queen's Cup at Guard's Polo Club on Sunday.

The Queen looked resplendent in a powder blue coat, featuring intricate white floral embroidery, and a matching hat - carrying her signature Launer handbag.

Meanwhile Philip, who retired from public duties last year, looked to be in remarkably good health after the 97-year-old recently recovered from a hip operation in April.

The couple joined a host of society beauties including Lady Violet and Lady Alice Manners, Lady Mary Charteris and Lady Sabrina Percy, who donned their finery for a day at the polo.

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The polo was attended by stunning society girls, models and actresses. (L-R) Martha Hunt, Lily Collins, Neelam Gill and Jenna Coleman attend the Cartier Queen's Cup Polo Final at Guards Polo Club

The Queen however, was the star of the show! Her presented the prizes while the duke of Edinburgh stayed in the royal box at the polo

The Queen looked to be in excellent spirits as she met winners at the Cartier Queens Cup Polo

Rude health: Philip, 97, looked to be in remarkably good health after recently recovering from a hip operation

The royal was able to walk unaided as he arrived at the polo tournament with his wife

The prestigious polo show, held annually, is named in Her Majesty's honour and attracts guests from society's highest echelons.

The event is one of the top five polo tournaments in the world - attracting the biggest names in the game and their impressive pony power.

The Manners sisters, whose father is the Duke of Rutland, turned heads with Violet - known as 'Vi' - wearing an eye-catching tasselled dress with a mustard skirt and teamed with a leather biker jacket.

Alice donned a black polka dot dress offering a flash of thigh and retro cat's eye shades.

Glamorous guests: The couple joined a host of A-listers and society beauties including (L-R) Jenna Coleman, Lady Sabrina Percy, Lily Collins and Martha Hunt

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Acting royalty joined real-life royalty for the Guard's Polo Club event on Sunday as Jenna Coleman and Lily Collins rubbed shoulders with the Queen and Prince Philip.

Lily stood out from the crowd in vintage florals and a straw fascinator, which was easily our favorite look from the day. Her dress is by Johanna Ortiz, and from the FW18 collection. The designers instantly recognizable florals cascade down the maxi dress which also work frill detailing, a cutout bodice, and belted waist to highlight the figure.

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English chef, model, and philanthropist Viscountess Weymouth commonly known as Emma Weymouth, attended the event

Aristocrat Emma, Viscountess Weymouth was also at the star-studded polo match on Sunday

Regal splendour: The Queen looked resplendent in a powder blue coat, featuring intricate white floral embroidery, and a matching hat - carrying her signature Launer handbag

Guests will not have expected to see Philip, who retired from public duties last year. The prestigious polo show, held annually, is named in Her Majesty's honour and attracts guests from society's highest echelons

Queen Elizabeth II with winning team La Indiana at the end of the Cartier Trophy at the Guards Polo Club

The event is one of the top five polo tournaments in the world - attracting the biggest names in the game and their impressive pony power

They joined fashion designers Henry Holland and Christopher Kane, along with actresses Lily Collins and Jenna Coleman.

The society sisters, neither of whom went to university, have gained something of a reputation as party girls although both work.

When they lived in Fulham with younger sister Eliza, now 20, they upset the neighbours with raucous all-night bashes that earned them the nickname the No Manners girls.

Lady Alice Manners, left, and Lady Violet Manners, right, donned their finery to join a host of famous faces for the Cartier Queen's Cup at Guard's Polo Club, Windsor Great Park

Daring: The siblings, whose father is the Duke of Rutland, turned heads with Violet - known as 'Vi' - wearing an eye-catching dress with a mustard skirt and teamed with a biker jacket

Lily Collins, the daughter of English musician Phil Collins, and an American mother, Jill Tavelman, looked stunning under the Cartier arch

Bad manners: When they lived in Fulham with younger sister Eliza, now 20, they upset the neighbours with raucous all-night bashes that earned them the nickname the No Manners girls

Glittering guest list: Sabine and Joseph Getty joined the VIP guest list on Sunday. The pair married in 2015

Dapper gents: Musician Tinie Tempah and British Vogue editor Edward Enninful joined the glamorous line-up

Aristocrat Lady Sabrina Percy has royal connections, as she is the second cousin once removed of the Duke of Northumberland

British fashion model Neelam Gill was one of the famous faces at the Cartier Queen's Cup at Guard's Polo Club

Their parents are David and Emma Manners, Duke and Duchess of Rutland, whose ancestral residence is the 15,000-acre fairytale Belvoir (pronounced 'Beaver') Castle estate in Leicestershire, boasting more than 200 rooms.

The couple, who are technically separated and live in different wings, also have two teenage sons; Charles, who will one day inherit the castle, and Hugo.

According to an interview with Tatler, Alice and Violet have a dining room at Belvoir that they convert into a club called Dadabells, complete with disco balls.