Concours on Savile Row

Thousands gathered at Concours on Savile Row, an event showcasing exquisite tailoring and some of the most stunning cars ever built. 

Londoners and visitors from around the world marvelled at over 50 cars and bikes, ranging from rare classics to cutting-edge electric vehicles.

A highlight was the debut of the CALLUM SKYE, a high-performance, all-wheel-drive electric vehicle, unveiled outside Edward Sexton’s store. This versatile vehicle promises thrilling performance both on and off-road.

Another showstopper was the 1939 Lagonda LG6 Rapide, a rare model of which only six were ever produced. It’s owned by Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts and was displayed outside Huntsman.

Additionally, Daniel Hanson showcased a replica of John Lennon’s iconic Rolls-Royce Phantom V, bringing a piece of music history to the event.

This is the third year of Concours on Savile Row, celebrating British tailoring and craftsmanship. That’s why I think it’s not just unique but also the most stylish car-orientated event in the world.