What better way to spend the
weekend across the pond than a Sunday morning swim in the Serpentine at Sunny
Hyde.
No one stopped everyone from
taking a dip and yes, all 32 men battled
out a freestyle swimming relay, racing
to raise vital awareness for endangered Asian
elephants in the wild.
Supporters took advantage of
the rare London glare and came to watch from vintage deck-chairs at the Lido
and the grassy banks of the Serpentine.
Selected from the current
collection of classic Love Brand & Co. trunks, the green trunks popped like
sunshine as everyone reached the finish line.
Blame it on Mark Shand, brother
of the Duchess of Cornwall and founder of Elephant Family and London designer
Oliver Tomalin.
The fashion/charity project
“Trunks for Trunks” is a playful collaboration between the British
state-of-the-art swimwear and Britain's leading Asian elephant charity, Elephant
Family, Swimming trunks in support of endangered Asian elephants.
Quintessentially English, the morning was made complete by everyone
warming up with a cup of tea after the race.
Lovely!
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