Aaron Rodgers, Jack Harlow and Paige Spiranac dazzle on the Kentucky Derby red carpet as celebrities flood Churchill Downs for the big race

Aaron Rodgers, Paige Spiranac and Jack Harlow stunned on the Kentucky Derby red carpet as celebrities flooded Churchill Down for Saturday’s big race.

The trio enjoyed the festivities with other celebrities, including late night host Jimmy Fallon, singer-songwriter Thomas Rhett, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and social media sensation Alix Earle .

Harlow, a Kentucky native and rap artist, was seen wearing a patterned brown suit with a matching shirt.

Meanwhile, Rodgers and Fallon opted for more classic looks with traditional costumes.

Fallon wore a cream-colored one-piece with a blue striped shirt and a purple tie with white polka dots. On the other hand, the Jets quarterback opted for a sleek navy suit with a white dress shirt.

Louisville native and rap artist Jack Harlow joined other celebrities at the Kentucky Derby

Social media influencer Alix Earle did not disappoint with her outfits at Churchill Downs

Stars watched as jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. took Mystic Dan to a narrow photo finish

Spiranac was not to be outdone with a superb floral dress and matching hat. The glamorous golf girl wore a pink dress patterned with roses in different colors.

The influencer posted a photo of her outfit on X and wrote: “Who should I put my money on?”

Kelce looked chic in an off-white pinstripe suit, blue shirt and tie. The three-time Super Bowl winner, who styled his outfit with a blue top hat, was seen wearing a big smile after apparently picking a winning horse.

Additionally, Chris Tucker, Martha Stewart, Tina Knowles and Kid Rock graced the red carpet and the Turf Club with their presence.

Late night host Jimmy Fallon also graced the Kentucky Derby red carpet on Saturday.

Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce looked dapper as he appeared to pick the right horse

The stars witnessed when Mystic Dan won the 150th Kentucky Derby in a three-horse photo finish. Mystic Dan edged Sierra Leone by a nose, with Forever Young placing third in the race’s closest finish since 1996.

Mystic Dan and jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. came down the rail with a narrow lead after being sent off at odds of 18-1. Punters were spot on after placing Sierra Leone as second choice at odds of 9-2.

Mystic Dan ran a mile and a quarter in 2:03.34 and paid $39.22, 16.32 and $10 in the victory.