Lady Mary Charteris dons chic double denim look as she DJs at exclusive foodie event in Mayfair

Lady Mary Charteris was effortlessly chic in a double denim ensemble - as she DJ'd at an exclusive foodie event this evening. The London socialite, 38, was the image of cool glamour in a distressed jean jacket, worn with matching trousers, as she provided musical entertainment at the A Taste Of Royal Ascot 2025 event in Mayfair. Guests are invited to sample dishes from the Royal Ascot Chefs in Residence, with culinary VIPs including Clodagh McKenna and Raymond Blanc invited.

Mary opted for glamorous make-up that accentuated her eyes with smokey shadow and wore her blonde tresses down in styled waves. Chunky golden jewellery served as the perfect accessory for the grungy outfit and she looked to team with it with some metallic heels. According to the Evening Standard, this year the Royal Ascot is welcoming a net value of 28 Michelin stars with the flurry of chefs which will cook at the revered racing event this year.

The star-studded roster includes Yannick Alléno and Benoit Blin. Meanwhile, others on the roster this year are Simon Rogan, Tom Shepherd and Saturday Kitchen's James Tanner. Lady Mary Charteris was effortlessly chic in a double denim ensemble - as she DJ'd at an exclusive foodie event this evening. The London socialite, 38, was the image of cool glamour in a distressed jean jacket, worn with matching trousers, as she provided musical entertainment at the A Taste Of Royal Ascot 2025 event in Mayfair.

Mary opted for glamorous make-up that accentuated her eyes with smokey shadow and wore her blonde tresses down in styled waves. Jonathan Parker, managing director at 1711 by Ascot, told the outlet: 'Fine dining at Royal Ascot has gone from strength to strength, and each year we strive to elevate the experience. 'This year is no exception with Royal Ascot 2025 set to be the world's most Michelin-starred sporting event, boasting a collective total of 28 stars.

'We're also delighted to celebrate Raymond Blanc's tenth year as chef patron, a milestone that underscores his enduring brilliance. 'At the same time, we're thrilled to welcome superstar chef Yannick Alléno for his debut, alongside a remarkable lineup of talent that reflects the innovation and style of both the global and domestic culinary scene.'. Mary was among many of the foodies at tonight's festivities.

Mary - who is the daughter of James Charteris, 13th Earl of Wemyss and 9th Earl of March, and the Hon. Catherine Ingrid Guinnesscan - can often be seen spinning discs at events/. Chunky golden jewellery served as the perfect accessory for the grungy outfit and she looked to team with it with some metallic heels. Guests are invited to sample dishes from the Royal Ascot Chefs in Residence, with culinary VIPs including Clodagh McKenna and Raymond Blanc invited.

According to the Evening Standard , this year the Royal Ascot is welcoming a net value of 28 Michelin stars with the flurry of chefs which will cook at the revered racing event this year. The model and musician earlier in the summer provided music for an event - as revealed she has been alcohol-free for 'six years, five months and 22 days', while  supporting the launch of a new alcohol-free prosecco.

In July, Mary took to Instagram to share a snap at the launch party of a non-alcoholic sparkling rose by Della Vite - the brand created by sisters Chloe, Poppy, and Cara Delevigne. 'Finally something for the non drinkers,' Mary wrote. She added: 'I haven't drunk for six years, five months and 22 days but who's counting. I'm always looking for other options when I'm out. 'Thank you Della Vite for catering to everyone. And thank you for having me to DJ the launch of your zero alcohol Prosecco.