2026 Goodwood Revival Style Stage timetable

Friday

Festivities commence with a DJ set at 10:00, with the first confirmed talk inviting an industry panel of experts to explore the future of vintage taking place at 11:45. They’ll reveal the many secrets of the trade and the digital trends shaping tomorrow’s secondary market.

We’ll then take a deep dive into the craft of costume design and the evolving dynamics of the fashion marketplace. Author Keith Lodwick and Fashion Editor Sarah Bailey will take audiences behind the scenes of cinema history, exploring Cosprop's iconic wardrobe creations for classics ranging from A Room with a View to Mrs Harris Goes to Paris at 12:45.

Another DJ set will keep the energy high at 13:30, but excitement will certainly already be building for the Best Dressed Competition at 15:00, where Dandy Wellington will introduce the event’s most stylish visitors to judges Paula Sutton, Adele Mildred, Charlotte Dellal and Herbie Mensah, and the party will continue into the evening with a final DJ set at 16:15.

Throughout the day, the stage will also present Goodwood’s theatrical celebration of vintage fashion. Step into a world of sunshine, style and 1960s glamour as a cast of fashion dolls explore Italy, one outfit at a time. This joyful musical production follows everyone's favourite miniature style icon, as she embraces the carefree spirit of ‘La Doll-ce Vita’ at 10:45, 11:30, 12:30 and 14:30 on Friday.  

Over at the free Revive & Thrive workshops, hands-on creators can join OXFAM’s vintage brooch upcycling class at 09:00 followed by Wicked and Bridgerton’s Hattie McGill teaching monogram embroidery at 10:30. At 12:00, Great British Sewing Bee contestant, Georgie Carter will be repurposing second-hand knits into Scandi scarves, before artist Sarabi Hawke introduces the art of spinning wool at 13:30. The Friday creative sessions wrap up at 15:00 with a two-hour fashion illustration class led by illustrator Elyse Blackshaw.

Saturday

Saturday's Revival Style Stage opens with a DJ set by Ginger Fizz at 10:00, with the first confirmed talk of the day coming from fashion historian and Bridgerton junior costume designer Henry Wilkinson. At 11:45 he’ll chronicle the legacy of Hubert de Givenchy, sharing the story of his career-defining discovery at age 19 of an authentic Givenchy gown worn by Audrey Hepburn. 

At 12:45, Senior Curator Sonnet Stanfill and presenter Amber Butchart will guide audiences through the V&A's acclaimed Schiaparelli exhibition, charting the Italian designer’s mercurial blending of surrealism and haute couture.

Ginger Fizz returns for another vivacious DJ set at 13:30 ahead of the final talk of the day, an exclusive conversation between cultural commentator Dandy Wellington and actor Jamie-Lee O'Donnell. The Derry Girls star will share personal insights into how costume shapes character on screen as well as her passion for contemporary Irish design and thrifting at 14:15. 

Saturday’s Best Dressed Competition welcomes Paula Sutton and David Harewood as judges, as they deliberate who sporting the day’s chicest vintage ensemble at 15:00, before Ginger Fizz takes us into the night with a final DJ set at 16:15.

Of course, our stylish musical production, ‘La Doll-ce Vita’, will continue dazzle with four performances throughout the day showcasing incredible 1960s Italian fashion. Catch them at 10:45, 11:30, 12:30 and 14:50.

Creative restoration takes centre stage at The Workshop next door. OXFAM returns for a second vintage brooch upcycling workshop at 09:00, followed by traditional fan making with The Repair Shop’s Victoria Ajoku at 10:30. The Great British Wool Revival hosts a session on fleece, fibre, and stitch at 12:00, followed by Nerrisa Pratt sharing how to make a punch needle patch at 13:30. Saturday’s workshops conclude at 15:00 with Shelly Zetuni demonstrating visible mending for beginners.

Sunday

Sunday on the Revival Style Stage starts with a bang courtesy of a DJ set from Ginger Fizz at 10:00, with the first confirmed talk of the day seeing Katie Kennedy — aka The History Gossip — joined by star of The Other Bennet Sister, Maddie Close, for a lively conversation all about historical fashion and the joy of bringing historical storytelling to a modern audience at 11:45.

A celebration of a true industry trailblazer, Dame Zandra Rhodes takes to the stage with Dandy Wellington at 12:45 to regale the audience with over 50 years of fashion secrets and design history.

There an afternoon DJ set from Ginger Fizz at 13:00, before audiences can hear from Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte star Golda Rosheuvel, who will share personal insights on working in elaborate period costumes and using fashion as a powerful expression of purpose at 14:15.

The final Best Dressed Competition of the weekend takes centre stage at 15:00 before we close out the Revival Style Stage with a party, welcoming Ginger Fizz to the DJ decks one last time.

Sunday will also be your final chance to catch our ‘La Doll-ce Vita’ extravaganza; see the performances at 10:45, 11:30, 12:30 and 14:50.  

Over at The Workshop, OXFAM hosts its final vintage brooch upcycling workshop at 09:00, followed by Nyala Rowe of Crochet Junction showing just how easy it is to transform an old T-shirt into a simple crochet basket at 10:30. Attendees can explore English paper piecing with Lauren Tedstone at 12:00 and learn how to block print on fabric with Lydia Finney at 13:30. Finally, Alexandra Brinck hosts a traditional vintage mending session at 15:00 to round off a weekend of crafting.

A feast for the senses

When you are not absorbing style secrets from the main stage, the broader festival grounds offer endless exploration. Visitors can step directly into a glamourous 1960s salon, listen to live music or wander through an entire reconstructed Italian town complete with its own wine bar, pizzeria and Roman ruins. Take a break to linger over an espresso in a bustling 1950s Italian caffè, dance among the competing mods and rockers, or take a spin on the vintage carousel.

Before heading home, make sure to sample the delicious food options, and browse the vintage shops to find your own piece of timeless fashion history. With so much to see and do, be sure to plan your day before your visit to make the most of your time at the Goodwood Revival.

Main image photography by Toby Adamson.

Saturday tickets and 3-Day passes for the Goodwood Revival have now sold out, and Friday and Sunday tickets are limited. 

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