Celebrity Sightings At Wimbledon 2026: Day 14

Day 14 of Wimbledon brought the biggest match of the fortnight as Gucci ambassador Jannik Sinner completed a remarkable comeback to defeat Carlos Alcaraz and successfully defend his Wimbledon crown, becoming the men’s champion for the second year in a row.

But back to the fashion, as the Royal Box and surrounding hospitality suites offered plenty to discuss away from Centre Court, with Ralph Lauren dominating the day’s fashion conversation once again.

Jennifer Lopez dipped into the archives wearing a Ralph Lauren Spring/Summer 2009 draped dress, styled with coordinating Ralph Lauren accessories, including the RL 888 bag.

The oversized wide-brim hat gave the look a vintage, ladylike elegance that felt entirely appropriate for Wimbledon, while Back Vault x David Webb jewels added the perfect finishing touch. Everything worked together beautifully, even if the size of the hat was a bit OTT.

Nicole Kidman’s love affair with tennis has clearly continued from last year, as she returned to the Royal Box wearing another immaculate Ralph Lauren Collection ivory suit.

When it comes to tailoring, Nicole has an innate ability to make even the simplest suit feel impeccably chic. The relaxed proportions, crisp shirt and white shoes struck exactly the right balance between refinement and ease. Menswear stylists should absolutely be taking notes.

I’m running out of superlatives for Jaafar Jackson’s style.

Every appearance seems to raise the bar, and this Prince of Wales check Ralph Lauren double-breasted suit was another reminder of just how instinctive his approach to tailoring has become. The checked fabric gave his usual polished aesthetic a fresh dimension, while the broader silhouette suited him perfectly. He simply knows how to wear clothes.

I love Elizabeth Debicki’s style, but I’m not sold on the bottom half of this Ralph Lauren look. A cleaner, more streamlined trouser would have elevated the styling considerably, or perhaps a more complementary colour.

Of course, Cynthia Erivo couldn’t simply wear Ralph Lauren; she had to make it tell a story.

The vintage-inspired tailoring, cap, tie and sunglasses created plenty of character, but those white saddle shoes were a massive letdown. We already saw the same pair on Rashida Jones last week, and they remain just as baffling. They sit completely at odds with everything happening above the ankle, looking as though they belong to an entirely different outfit. The outfit says Peaky Blinders, while the shoes say Spice World: The Movie.

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Tom Hiddleston gave us another impeccably tailored Ralph Lauren pinstriped suit, while Andrew Garfield stayed loyal to his relaxed tonal dressing, this time in ivory.

These two are the definition of consistency.

Black is Raye’s signature colour, but I would have loved to see her embrace something lighter for a summer afternoon at Wimbledon.

The halter dress was elegant enough, and Sonia Petroff Jewels completed the styling, but this felt like a missed opportunity to surprise us with something different.

Sarah Pidgeon’s Ralph Lauren look left me wanting more.

The cropped waistcoat felt awkwardly proportioned and never quite worked with the rest of the look. It’s a styling choice I simply couldn’t get behind.

Following on from the ladies’ final the day before, Range Rover celebrated the Wimbledon men’s final with a guest list that included Kaya Scodelario, Hannah Walters, Joseph Quinn, Letitia Wright and Theo James.

Kaya Scodelario wore a Maje suit finished with a gold brooch on the lapel, lending an almost ceremonial touch to the classic silhouette. What I loved most was how the soft ivory palette provided the perfect canvas for the blue-and-white Aspinal of London Mayfair bag.

Janet Planet aka Grace Stephenson of Confidence Man immediately stood out wearing the iconic tattoo print from Roberto Cavalli’s Spring 2003 collection. I love archival pulls that not only feel relevant today but also carry a genuine sense of fashion history, and this look balanced both perfectly. Some might feel the burgundy shoes were too dark, but the red accents woven throughout the two-piece made the choice feel entirely cohesive.

While I’ve loved seeing so many men embracing lighter tailoring throughout Wimbledon, I actually enjoyed the contrast of Joseph Quinn wearing a navy Paul Smith suit. Had he opted for ivory linen, it might have ventured into Posh and Becks matchy territory.

I did, however, love the coordinated mother-and-daughter moment from Nicky Hilton and her daughter in matching Self-Portrait polka-dot looks finished with lace trims. The sweet twinning moment was perfectly complemented by Nicky’s delicate theo grace jewelry.

Letitia Wright kept things understated in Prada, accessorising with jewellery from Diamond Designs by Hirsh London.

Theo James wore Brunello Cucinelli, but I am not sold on this colour combination.

Chloé and summer dressing are practically synonymous, which is why Jenna Coleman’s lace-trim silk-georgette maxi dress felt completely at home at Wimbledon. Light, romantic and easy to wear, it was everything I want from warm-weather dressing. Styled with one of the bags of the fortnight, the Aspinal of London Mayfair bag, the accessories were just as successful as the dress itself.

Daisy Edgar-Jones wore a Chanel Resort 2027 look. Considering some of you weren’t sold on the logo top when Lupita Nyong’o wore it last week, I suspect many of you would have preferred Daisy’s look with the plain top instead.

Sienna Miller wore a ruffled McQueen Spring 2026 dress styled with a Métier Roma mini bag, Burberry sunglasses and jewellery from Diamond Designs by Hirsh London. Despite not screaming boho, this was a natural fit for her.

Jamie Bogyo and Marisa Abela made a particularly stylish couple, both dressed in Brunello Cucinelli. Jamie delivered the house’s impeccable tailoring, while Marisa showcased its softer, more relaxed approach with effortless ease. Together, they highlighted just how versatile the label can be.

Rami Malek was your best-dressed pick last week, and he’s putting himself in contention to make it two wins in a row wearing a navy Saint Laurent suit. Anthony Vaccarello’s tucked-in tie styling continues to gain traction, while the combination of stripes and polka dots is another Saint Laurent trend that’s showing no signs of slowing down.

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