Jennifer Hawkins takes the reins at Royal Randwick Jen Hawkins pictured at Royal Randwick Racecourse before the Moet & Chandon Stakes. Pictured with "Drago" who is the favourite in tomorrow's race. IT used to be considered treading into enemy territory but now Jennifer Hawkins has full reign of Randwick Racecourse - the site formally sponsored by rival fashion house David Jones. The Myer model said she is pumped to promote Myer's new digs following David Jones's decade-long association with Royal Randwick coming to an end. "I was so excited when Myer said they were on board for sponsorship," Hawkins said. I am judging fashions on the field and am really looking forward to it. Randwick Racecourse is looking amazing, they have stepped it up a notch for sure. When Hawkins judges frocked up racegoers at today's Moet and Chandon Spring Champion Stakes Day, she will be on the hunt for polished outfits. "I love women that put their outfit together and look like they have put a lot of time and effort into it," she said. It doesn't necessarily have to be a designer outfit with a large price tag. I like the girls who get up there and are really enthusiastic and really into their fashion. Jen Hawkins holds the Moet & Chandon Stakes trophy ahead of the race at Royal Randwick tomorrow. Tomorrow's highly anticipated race day is a milestone for the newly refurbished Royal Randwick racecourse, which is open to punters for the first time since Thursday night's official launch. With perfect Spring temperatures of 26C forecast, organisers are expecting a bumper crowd which will include Laura Dundovic, Nathan Jolliffe and Laura Csortan. For those still searching for a new Spring carnival outfit, Hawkins has some standout styles to look out for. "Florals - I am a fan," she said. Monochromatic prints are huge ... they are great for Derby day if someone doesn't just want to wear black or white. And soft pastel colours are huge as well. They are great for Oak's day because they are a bit more feminine. Jen Hawkins at Royal Randwick Racecourse before the Moet & Chandon Stakes. However, with Australian race days being synonymous with bare feet and hitched dresses, Hawkins has some hot tips she suggests avid racegoers take note of. No trashy hemlines and no tandoori tans. "If you want a shorter skirt make sure you bring a jacket or wear a capped sleeve," she said. No new shoes - we all know that is torture. Lots of sun cream, not too much fake tan And while the fashion tends to take over during the Spring Carnival, Hawkins said to not forget why you are there. "Put a bet on, that is the most important thing," she said. It will make your day so much more fun.