One fashion trend seems to have dominated at the Cheltenham Races, and we wouldn’t be surprised to see it at the Grand National. Racegoers were dressed to the nines earlier this month as they waited in anticipation to see if luck was on their side at Cheltenham. The same will happen once again this week as thousands flock to the Aintree’s Racecourse with the hope of walking away with more money than they arrived with. It’s no secret that attendees spend months preparing what to wear - after all, there are some big prizes to be won for best dressed. A trend that is expected to pop up at the 2025 event is one we have seen recently - tweed suits. Will Mellor was among those leading the trend. The Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps actor was seen on day four sporting a multi-shade brown suit. He matched it with a crisp white shirt, black tie, and black handkerchief. Keeping the cohesion, his shirt's buttons were also black. The 48-year-old seemed happy with his betting choices as he cheered for photographers. He wasn’t the only actor sporting tweed. Superman’s Henry Cavill also wore a similar suit. However, his had more green tones and was paired with a deep red waistcoat. Henry clashed prints, with his handkerchief and shirt adding another layer to the outfit. A Peaky Blinders-style hat completed the look. The tweed suit was also a go-to for Mike Tindall. Arriving for day three with his wife Zara, his looks differed from Will and Harry’s as well. The 46-year-old rugby player went for a light blue shirt and a darker blue tie to match the lines running through his suit. His look was finished with a cap and some signature badges stacked on the blazer jacket. Get the latest sports headlines straight to your inbox by signing up for free email alerts.