Star-Studded Centre Court: Highlights from the Final Weekend of Wimbledon
Wimbledon’s final weekend drew stars from all over the globe to centre court, with each celebrity bringing their own flair to the iconic event.
Anya Taylor-Joy caused quite a stir upon her arrival. She turned heads not only with her style—a nude top from The Attico paired with a Versace Fall 2024 draped skirt—but also because of her JW Anderson Canary clutch from the Fall 2024 collection, which many mistook for a real bird.
It’s also worth noting that we have now seen all five draped looks from the Versace Fall 2024 collection. From Anne Hathaway, Margot Robbie, Hannah Dodds, and look 68 twice with different corsets from Cynthia Erivo and Emma Roberts.
When we think of Simone Rocha, whimsical tulle dresses spring to mind, but it turns out that the designer’s polka dot dresses are just as charming as showcased by Kirsten Dunst, who styled the look with Gucci loafers and a Gucci Horsebit 1955 shoulder bag.
Maya Jama wowed in a colour-coordinated, crocheted look by Magda Butrym, which would have raised a few eyebrows, complemented by a L’Alingi pearl-embellished Eternity bag and Magda Butrym floral crochet and leather sandals.
Lucy Boynton opted for Thom Browne’s signature schoolgirl-inspired uniform. While it seemed a perfect match for her style, the look fell short, possibly due to the red bag and pink hair clash, but ultimately the ill-fitting suit was the main culprit.
Olivia Cooke continued her love affair with Chanel tweed sets at Wimbledon, much like she did during her ‘House of the Dragon’ press tour. She was joined by co-star Emma D’Arcy, who exuded a cool effortless vibe in a Kent & Curwen ensemble.
Greta Gerwig re-wore this Prada look, previously seen at the Cannes Film Festival. While she swapped accessories, I prefer the bag this time, and her shoes from the previous look.
You would think from the expression of the people behind Maria Sharapova, that they had never seen all-white Stella McCartney suit with feather-like, tulle-hem cropped trousers before at Wimbledon, and that’s because, they probably never have as the fashion has been more elaborate than ever before. A Stella McCartney faux croc clutch completed her look. Sadly, the shoes didn’t work for me.
Pippa Middleton graced the royal box alongside her sister, Catherine, Princess of Wales, wearing a beautiful pink floral dress by Beulah London styled with a nude Emmy London clutch, embodying summer elegance despite the unpredictable weather.
Nicola Coughlan, typically known for her love for vibrant colours, surprised me by wearing black. Despite the somber hue, her white kate spade new york flourish mules brought the necessary flair to her kate spade new york seersucker irene dress. kate spade new york’s grace bag, chic cat-eye shades, and Nada Ghazal jewelry completed her look.
Jourdan Dunn epitomised supermodel glamour, adhering to Wimbledon’s iconic white dress code in a Balmain Fall 2024 knit dress styled with a Balmain Jolie Madame white woven bag and Gedebe Dita mesh mules.
Glenn Close donned a Ralph Lauren Collection suit with her pup, Pip, coordinated perfectly in a blue and white bandana.
Robin Wright kept it timeless in a Ralph Lauren Collection pinstripe suit, paired with the brand’s RL 888 bag, showcasing classic style and sophistication.
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