All Aboard

Who can resist the timeless romance of a steam train? The sight of a majestic locomotive thundering into the station, the evocative sounds and smells of soot and steam as it hisses to a halt...

Transported to an era of style, elegance, and grandeur, Lord Trousers visited Horsted Keynes in West Sussex—the largest preserved railway station in the UK, that once served as one of Downton Abbey’s most iconic filming locations.

Amidst the billowing steam and historic charm, our leading man is dressed to impress in the newly launched Corduroy Gilet, featuring deep pockets perfect for holding keys, wallet, phone—and perhaps even a few boiled sweets. Sporting a casual Denim Shirt, complemented by a Foulard Cravat and eco-friendly undyed tweed Baker Boy Cap. The strides, rugged Drill Jeans in a rich tan hue. The playful touch of blue bamboo socks paired with classic Loake desert boots ensures this look remains firmly on track—all coupling together to form the perfect blend of vintage charm and modern flair. 

For the spotters: this shoot took place at the Bluebell Railway in and around the following 2 carriages: London, Chatham & Dover Railway - SECR No.3360, built in 1889 as LCDR brake 2nd No.51; British Railways Standard Steam Stock (Mk.1) Corridor Composite (CK) No.16012, built in 1957.