For my outfits, I’d gone for a bit of a theme colour-wise: blue, white and a pop of red. Naturally, this lent itself to a nautical theme, so when Regent Cruises offered me the chance to take some sailor-themed snaps, obviously I got on-board! My day 1 look consisted of a 50s polka dot dress with a deep red sash, which I’d paired with navy crochet gloves and red velvet Mary Janes. There were lots of fun props, including an inflatable ring and some champagne bottles, but I went for my personal favourite, the sailor hat! 

I struck a pose, flashed my pearly whites and finished off the look with more pearls thanks to my Lovett and Co Audrey Hepburn choker and earrings… and voila, bon voyage!

If there’s one thing that stood out to me about Goodwood other than the wonderful atmosphere, it’s how amazingly friendly everyone was. I’d been a bit nervous about attending on my own, but everyone from other attendees to the staff was incredibly welcoming.

On day 1 I had the pleasure of meeting the Tiki girls who posed with me next to this gorgeous pink car. The lovely lady who took the photo even suggested the leg popping pose, which added the cutest vintage touch!

There’s something I adore about old Hollywood, and one of my favourite things is the glamour that starlets like Marilyn Monroe brought to the film industry. On my way into the Revival Cinema (more on that shortly), I got to step into their shoes with my very own red carpet moment, and I loved every minute of it!  

For day 2, I wore a gorgeous 40s navy sailor dress, which I paired with a white petticoat for maximum poof. I accessorized with a wide belt, handbag and peep toe sandals, all in a patent finish for a bold pop of colour. To finish off the look, I added some flowers in my hair and another pretty pearl jewellery set from Lovett and Co because, to quote Jackie Kennedy, ‘pearls are always appropriate.’