Celebrity Looks We’re Loving At Wimbledon
Wimbledon 2018 is under way and while we can’t get enough of the tense matches and taking advantage of the strawberries, cream and Pimm’s (any excuse, right?) we’re also here for the outfits. Tennis whites are having their own kind of comeback but it’s the game of spot the celeb in the audience that we really love. And, more importantly, the question on all of our lips - what will they be wearing? So in true tennis fashion, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite celebrity looks spotted at Centre Court (or the Royal Box if your surname is Middleton...)
Nathalie Emmanuel
The Game of Thrones actress ditched the all black ensemble we’re used to seeing her in onscreen and served all of the sass in a red floral dress. A straw bag is a cute addition for storing sunglasses and sun cream with the Wimbledon weather and wear with matching red heels and gold hoops to finish. All eyes on who? They’ll be on you!
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Laura Whitmore
The presenter swapped a dress for a chic trousers and top combo that definitely gets our vote. Striped trousers aren’t going anywhere this season and make for a relaxed alternative. Style with a tennis-approved white halter neck top, sandals and layer necklaces to complete the look.
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James & Pippa Middleton
When you’ve got a ticket to the Royal Box, you want to look the part. Stick to the all-white dress code like Pippa Middleton with a frill lace midi dress and add a straw clutch bag and espadrille wedges for a dreamy daytime look. Need to suit up? Go for the double with a navy blazer and white trousers.
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Marvin Humes
Taking a break from the day job, a light blue suit is music to our and DJ, Marvin’s ears. Wear with tassel loafers and a white shirt and leave unbuttoned for just the right amount of cool that still ticks all of the smart boxes.
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Oliver Proudlock
A suit and tie not your thing? No stress. Ace the dress code with a Varsity jacket and white jeans like Oliver Proudlock. Layer over a printed t-shirt and add shades for a look that’s game, set and match.
