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Hampton Classic Horse Show Unveils Its 2024 Poster

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The Hampton Classic Horse Show's 2024 poster features “10,” an artwork by Mark Badgley. COURTESY THE HAMPTON CLASSIC

The Hampton Classic Horse Show's 2024 poster features “10,” an artwork by Mark Badgley. COURTESY THE HAMPTON CLASSIC

Mark Badgley's artwork

Mark Badgley's artwork "10" is the image for the 2024 poster for The Hampton Classic Horse Show. COURTESY THE HAMPTON CLASSIC

authorStaff Writer on Jun 21, 2024

The Hampton Classic Horse Show has unveiled its 2024 poster, “10,” featuring artwork by Mark Badgley of Palm Beach, Florida. The 49th annual Hampton Classic returns to Bridgehampton, from August 25 to September 1, with more than $1 million in prize money for riders.

The official Hampton Classic poster is a sought-after souvenir, and Badgley’s art joins the line-up of iconic collectors’ items, many of which are available for sale on the Hampton Classic website at the Hampton Classic Poster Store. The 2024 poster, featuring Badgley’s design, is available for presale on the website now and will also be available onsite during the horse show in the Hampton Classic souvenir booth.

A renowned fashion designer and accomplished equestrian, Badgley met his partner, James Mischka, while studying at the Parsons School of Design in New York. The duo joined forces to launch Badgley Mischka in 1988, and since then, they have made their mark with glamorous and stylish evening wear and accessories. Hailed among Vogue’s “Top 10 American Designers,” Badgley and Mischka relocated permanently to Palm Beach in the last few years for several reasons: friends, horses, weather and aesthetics.

“The horse show has always been my favorite escape, especially the Hampton Classic,” said Badgley, who designed “10” with marker, pencil and pastel on paper. “‘10’ was inspired by the young kids I have watched starting in the pony rings over the years. Today, I am amazed to see many of them riding in derbies and grand prix across the world.”

Born in East St. Louis, Illinois, Badgley started designing at a very early age. After graduating from Parsons in 1985, he stayed in New York to work for designer Donna Karan, while partner Mischka worked for WilliWear WilliSmith. They launched their own label in 1988, focusing on a sophisticated style that caters to a younger, more modern couture customer.

Each year, approximately 50,000 people come to watch the nation’s best equestrian athletes compete at the Hampton Classic Horse Show, which features more than 200 competitions in six show rings as well as more than 70 vendors, and a wide selection of dining options, all on 60-acre show grounds.

For more information visit hamptonclassic.com or call 631-537-3177.

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