What to Wear
Step into the style of racing’s golden era
Revival Row guests are warmly encouraged to dress in period-inspired fashion from the 1930s through the 1960s: Tweed jackets, driving caps, summer dresses, high-waisted trousers, leather gloves, or a simple silk scarf and sunglasses. Period attire adds to the charm of the weekend, but it’s entirely optional. Come as you are and enjoy the atmosphere all the same.
enjoy the thrill of the hunt
Vintage shops, thrift stores, estate sales, Etsy – even your own closet – can be great places to assemble a look, whether it’s a carefully curated outfit or just a small nod to the era. Many visitors discover that half the fun is hunting down the pieces. Of course, dressing up is completely optional — everyone is welcome to stroll Revival Row, soak in the atmosphere, and enjoy the experience however they choose.
fashion tips by decade
1930’s
– Prewar Racing CROWD –
Ladies:
Flowing day dresses, cloche or brim hats, low heels, gloves
Gents:
Tweed jackets, high-waisted trousers with suspenders, flat caps, leather shoes
1950’s
– the golden era –
Ladies:
Swing dresses, circle skirts, cat-eye sunglasses, silk scarves
Gents:
Polo shirts or button-downs, cuffed trousers or chinos, loafers, driving gloves
1940’s
– wartime & post-war style –
Ladies:
Tailored dresses, hair scarves, modest heels, simple handbags
Gents:
Collared shirts, slacks, trench coats or military jackets, aviator sunglasses
1960’s
– continental racing cool –
Ladies:
Mod dresses, bold sunglasses, patterned headscarves, flats
Gents:
Slim trousers, lightweight sport coats, Chelsea boots, narrow ties