Best Dressed
View our Best Dressed Galleries from the 2011 Goodwood Revival:
Gallery One| Gallery Two|
At the 2011 Goodwood Revival a leading team of fashion gurus were on the lookout for the most immaculately-groomed ladies and dapper gents in the crowds. Our Best Dressed Man and Lady Awards took place on the Richmond Lawn on each day of the Revival, with prizes of the finest Veuve Clicquot champagne, Johnnie Walker whisky and flowers. Saturday was Ladies Day and as an extra special prize to celebrate our most elegant and smartly dressed lady and gent, The Old Bicycle Company kindly provided two beautiful Brooks leather vintage bags. So make sure you dress to impress in 2012 to stand a chance of winning some fantastic prizes!
Take a look at some of our Judges from 2011's revival:
Nick Clements
Chairing the panel of judges for the Goodwood Revival Best Dressed event, Nick, like so many of his contemporaries, embraced revival style straight after Punk and has been highly influential in its development. Creative director of Men's File magazine, Nick continues to contribute to Men's File and other international magazines as a fashion photographer.
Derek Harris
Derek Harris has been instrumental in the continuation and renaissance of Britain's most important and historic name in motorcycle leathers. Lewis Leathers have been kitting-out riders, flyers and rockers (both musical and subcultural) since the end of the 19th century.
Photo by Marcus Ross for Jocks & Nerds.
Matt Hind
Matt Hind is a long-time fashion photographer and contributor to mid-century style publication Men's File. A specialist on English dress and style, Matt will be photographing each contestant in the Goodwood Revival Best Dressed event that's being run in partnership with Men's File.
Lynsey Hand
Lynsey (here riding her Triumph) lives the live of a true revivalist in every sense turning her personal ideas of style into the thriving shoe company Miss L Fire|.
Sarah Bradley
Sarah is another dedicated revivalist who has taken her obsessions and turned them into a career. A journalist and writer for influential auto magazine Octane and owner of a number of classic and custom vehicles; like the rest of the judging panel Sarah combines her knowledge of materials with an innate feeling for style.
Paul d'Orleans
Paul d'Orleans has changed the way we view classic and historic motorcycle culture through his influential blog The Vinagent|. A native of San Francisco, Paul's presence at the Revival emphasises the international flavour of this event.
Simon Delany
Simon Delany leads a life steeped in revival and re-enactment culture. As the founder of The Spirit of Britain| re-enactment group Simon knows a thing or two about military costume.