The Revival dress code covers three decades and a hundred moods. If you want the shortcut, here it is: five complete looks, each built around a shirt you can actually buy today. This year the theme is La Dolce Vita — Italian romance, Maserati’s centenary and a paddock full of Vespas — so we have leaned into the Riviera where it counts.
The Paddock Gentleman
The central Paddock expects a jacket and tie. Meet the rule and beat it: a Monaco Grand Prix print shirt under a linen or tweed jacket, a knitted tie, pleated trousers and polished brogues. You pass the dress code with colour to spare.
Shop the Monaco Grand Prix →The Grid Walker
Pure La Dolce Vita. The Monaco Montage worn open over a white tee, ecru chinos, driving loafers and dark sunglasses. Sleeves rolled, collar relaxed. This is the look that says you belong on the grid without trying.
Shop the Monaco Montage →The Few
The Revival roars overhead as well as around the track. A Red Arrows or Supermarine Spitfire print, braces, high-waisted trousers and a flat cap. A quiet, handsome salute to 1940 Goodwood and the aircraft it was built beside.
Shop the Red Arrows →Bold ’60s print, slim tailoring, paisley cravat and Chelsea boots. For the Vespa side of the paddock. Shop the Vintage F1 Legend →
A classic car print with matching print boxers — head to toe, and a detail only you know about. Shop Retro Classic Cars →
Find us at the Revival
18–20 September 2026, with our biggest stand of the season — every print above, ready to try on.
