Mary Berry may be the baking royalty, but she's also a queen of Chelsea Flower Show dressing, with elegant looks year after year. And, for 2025, things were no different as she arrived in a beautiful pale pink dress with sparkling details. Who said sequins were only for Christmas?
While this year Mary opted for something with a little more shimmer, in previous years she's leaned on classic floral and paisley prints when it came to selecting her outfits, and usually in shades of pink or blue. Here, we've rounded up all of her best ensembles so far.
Mary Berry's best Chelsea Flower Show looks
For the 2025 show, Mary stepped out in a pink button-up dress featuring a soft floral print and a smattering of diamantés, for a sparkling twist. While gemstones and sequins are often reserved for evening events around the Christmas period, Mary proves there is no reason they can't work perfectly for summer daytime soirees - especially when paired with pastel tones and florals.
In 2024 Mary opted for a floral dress with a modern twist and was photographed in a bright pink paisley dress with tones of blue, green and yellow. The dress featured long, flowing sleeves, and a flattering matching belt, perfect for the spring season.
Mary was photographed attending the Chelsea Flower Show 2023 on Monday, 22 May. For her appearance, the star wore a chic blue midi dress — which is a seasonal staple. With long sleeves and a floral design, the star looked radiant.
In 2019 she stepped out in navy Teadora dress from Phase Eight, covered in brightly coloured floral embroidery with a pretty sheer half sleeve; accesorising with a tasteful pearl interrupted gold chain.
She also wore the dress to the Epsom Derby glammed up with a hat and oversized clutch, and with a contrasting fuchsia cardigan to the opening of the Duchess of Cambridge’s Back to Nature garden at RHS Wisley. So it’s clearly a versatile firm favourite.
In 2017, she was seen posing with Chris Evans in the BBC Radio Two allotment-style garden, wearing an outfit by Really Wild Clothing.
Pretty in pink, Mary wore a lilac wool coat over a V-neck floral print, layered with the hem just peeking out below the jacket. The hot pink pumps were a bold choice but she’s making it work.
Also in 2017 Mary paired a sapphire pencil dress with a zesty lemon cardigan to meet HRH Queen Elizabeth II at the BBC Radio 2 Garden.
Fastening only the top two buttons gave shape to the combo which she finished off with quirky oversized blue and white pearls and a sheer raspberry lip.
2016 saw another navy number (there’s a theme here), this time paired with a sharply tailored azure blue jacket and a cheeky hot pink nail to add a dash of Mary’s mischievous charm.
Back in 2013 Mary opted for a casual jacket and skirt combo, sticking to a blue and white palette for an understated and effortless look. Her classic Longchamp shoulder tote a natural choice for this style, unbeatable for chic practicality.
The stylised flower print jacket continued the nod to the event and of course a Mary favourite, some statement pearls.
