The Henley Royal Regatta, established in 1839, attracted glamorous guests on its fifth day. Spectators showcased their fashion prowess, wearing colorful floral dresses and traditional blazers. This year, the regatta made a historic change by allowing women to wear trousers for the first time. The event featured a sea of brightly-colored blazers, statement hats, and vibrant midi dresses. The regatta, held annually on the River Thames in Oxfordshire, consists of over 300 races and includes both Olympic rowers and newcomers. Despite occasional rain, attendees embraced bright and colorful outfits. Additionally, the regatta is not just about rowing, but also includes picnics and drinking. The event has a long-standing history and has been held every year except during the two World Wars and 2020 due to Covid-19.
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