Boaters Collection
Boaters, the epitome of elegance and leisure, grace the waters at Molesey Lock
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Boaters, the epitome of elegance and leisure, grace the waters at Molesey Lock. The sun-kissed morning casts a golden glow on these majestic vessels as they navigate through the gentle currents. It's a busy summer morning on The Pantiles in Royal Tunbridge Wells, where boaters gather to revel in the beauty of this historic town. Finsbury Park Boaters exude an air of sophistication as they glide along the serene waters, their boats reflecting their refined taste. In Cambridgeshire's picturesque River Cam, near Kings College, punters donning boaters transport visitors into a bygone era. This timeless tradition showcases England's rich heritage and offers an idyllic escape from modernity. Meanwhile, at Lords in 1895, members of The Gentlemen team proudly sport their boaters during a thrilling cricket match against The Players. Bargate Below Bar in Southampton captures another facet of boater culture - millinery and hat manufacturing. Luton becomes synonymous with exquisite craftsmanship as artisans create stunning headpieces that complement any outfit. Across borders to Vieux Marcheurs (Old Walkers), French boating enthusiasts embrace this iconic accessory while exploring scenic waterways throughout France. From Harvard Try-Out Barge to Conservative Party Conference 1979, boaters become symbols of prestige and distinction across diverse settings. Even schoolboys at Harrow School adopt this sartorial choice with pride; their crisp uniforms complete with smartly placed boaters evoke nostalgia for late Victorian fashion trends. And speaking of fashion-forward youngsters, Late Victorians children's fashion in 1899 sees little ones adorably adorned with miniature versions of these stylish hats.