Vintage Style
CELEBRATING VINTAGE STYLE
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‘40s STYLE
When Goodwood Motor Circuit opened in 1948, fashion was at a crossroads between the utilitarian, pared-down suits - dictated in part by years of rationing - and a new era of screen siren glamour. Stars like Rita Hayworth, Lena Horne and Ingrid Bergman provided endless inspiration as movie studios continued to influence trends.
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‘50s style
A variety of style identities took shape in the 1950s, informed by icons of music and film. Beyond the rockabillies, pin-ups and Teddy boys, Paris was re-established as the epicentre of influential design, with the houses of Chanel, Dior and Balenciaga inspiring new shapes.
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‘60s style
A new era of flamboyant, playful and unisex clothing reflected a spirit of seismic change in the 1960s. Designers looked beyond the western canon for inspiration, consumers embraced vintage and the mini-skirt was born.
SO MUCH TO SEE AND DO
Revive & Thrive Fashion
Discover creative ways to rethink, repair and re-wear at the new Revive & Thrive fashion hub - located next to the Revival High Street - where you’ll find the ultimate celebration of second-hand style. Enjoy interviews with famous faces; fashion shows and luxury vintage boutiques. Outside of the event, you can join our community of sartorial stars at @GoodwoodRevivalStyle on Instagram.
Betty’s Salons presented by Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Vintage Market
Best Dressed Competition
Our panel of esteemed fashion experts select people from around Goodwood Revival with the finest outfits who are then invited to take part in the popular Best Dressed Competition at 1500hrs each day. This year, the newly revamped show will take place on the Revive & Thrive Stage, within the fashion hub north of the Revival High Street. Our panel of fashion experts select the guests with the finest outfits who are then invited to take part in the Best Dressed Competition at 1500hrs each day.
