Wimbledon might be known for its crisp whites and on-court rivalries, but you know what we’re really watching? The celebrity style in the stands. While the players battle it out on Centre Court, the fashion game at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club is just as competitive.
Day Ten
Hannah Waddingham wore a vivid red Alice + Olivia dress, serving vibrant glamour with a coordinating Dolce & Gabbana Miss Sicily bag.
Day Nine
Sienna Miller brought her signature boho twist to the court in a flirty floral mini by Alessandra Rich. The frills were fun and flouncy as she watched the match alongside partner Oli Green. A seat ahead, Jodie Foster offered a different kind of energy in an abstract print Altuzarra blouse which was both classic and cool.
Day Eight
Ellie Bamber may not have stuck to the traditional summer brief, but her grey Maison Margiela halter tunic and trousers looked slick and elevated. The Mulberry Pre-Loved Ceri Bag and Raffy sunglasses kept it modern, while Jimmy Choo’s Isa pumps completed her look. Not quite strawberries and cream, but I’m not mad at it.
Day Six
Glen Powell brought a touch of Hollywood flair via Italy in his Brunello Cucinelli unstructured blazer and leisure-fit trousers. It was the perfect summer look—effortless, refined, and weather-defiant. Even with the occasional rain shower, he stuck to the seasonal brief and made it feel like sunshine was guaranteed.
We’ve seen gingham at this year’s championship, but Saffron Hocking switched things up with bold stripes, wearing a red and white The Frankie Shop shirt and short set. Styled with red mules and a beige Antler Heritage tote, the look was relaxed, playful, and brought a fresh burst of energy to the sidelines….despite the rain.
Day Five
India Amarteifio charmed in a Self-Portrait polka dot dress with frilled detailing and white mules, but it was the Longchamp x Toiletpaper Le Pliage Baguette bag that really stood out—a playful twist that added just the right dose of unexpected fun.
While the brown Jimmy Choo Cinch M bag wouldn’t be the most obvious choice for Olivia Dean’s sunshine yellow AYM Lana dress—particularly when styled with ivory bow-front pumps—she pulls it off with effortless charm.
Day Three
Olivia Rodrigo gave us our gingham dress of the summer, pulling from the archives in a red Ralph Lauren Spring 2000 dress, styled with a matching red suede Ralph Lauren bag. Retro, youthful, and very on-brand.
Following her Heads of State premiere the night before, Priyanka Chopra changed gears entirely, trading fall-ready glamour for peak summer freshness. She wore a white cotton piqué halter dress from Ralph Lauren Collection, styled with white sandals—a simple but elegant look that felt right for the setting.
Nick Jonas wore Ralph Lauren Purple Label, donning a navy double-breasted blazer, shirt, knit tie and cream trousers that read a little umpire-chic. Then again, when the brand dresses the umpires, it’s easy to blur those lines.
Leslie Mann kept things classic in Dior, wearing a cream Bar jacket with a white lace skirt and J’Adior slingbacks. A quintessentially Wimbledon moment if ever there was one.
Day Two
Molly Mae, often one to support emerging brands, surprised in head-to-toe Dior. The look was quietly luxe, even if it didn’t feel quite as personality-packed as some of her previous outings.
Cate Blanchett, still in London post-Serpentine Summer Party, brought effortless tailoring to the fore. She wore Prince of Wales silk suit by Giorgio Armani, paired with a Louis Vuitton Petite Malle bag. This was textbook Cate: elegant, and low-key.
Day One
David Beckham—sorry, Sir David Beckham—ditched his usual Ralph Lauren for his own Beckham x BOSS collection, wearing an off-white silk-linen suit with a blue micro-stripe cotton shirt and chocolate brown tie. It was crisp, it was cool, and it was very Brand Beckham.
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been quietly dreading the rumoured return of capri trousers. And while I loved the rest of Rochelle Humes’ look—especially the tailored jacket, scarf and black hat topped with a playful polka dot bow (though it leaned more Ascot than Wimbledon)—I’m still not sold on the capri trousers. The jury’s definitely still deliberating.
Isla Fisher swooped in with a dose of sunshine. Her Monique Lhuillier lemon-print belted corset dress, paired with a white Aspinal of London Paris bag, was pure summer perfection.
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