5 WIMBLEDON LOOKS YOU CAN WEAR ALL SUMMER

Mastering masculine-meets-feminine tailoring is a cinch if you’re Cat Burns. If you’ve watched Celebrity Traitors, you’ll know that Cat can fly under the radar while still making an impression, which is also what makes this look so impactful. Instead of a regular-degular two-piece suit she’s gone for a slim-fitting ivory blazer with a mandarin collar and military-inspired frogging, on top of grey wide-leg trousers. It’s a masterclass in proportion and detail, finished with a tennis-player’s fave accessory – a stretchy jersey hairband.

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ASOS DESIGN cinched mandarin collar blazer in ivory, £65
Monki high waist wide leg tailored trousers in dark grey melange, £29
ASOS DESIGN Minnie ruched detail loafer in black, £28
4505 soft touch yoga slim headband in white, £6

Wimbledon style isn’t just about the tennis whites – Joy Crookes’ look is a haute take on another perennial tennis classic: the polo shirt. Her ruched Vivienne Westwood number is a ripped-up-and-started-again version, complete with an iconic double-tipped neckline. She’s bookended her dress with two statement accessories: a military-inspired cap and statement red heels. If you’re going to pick one over the other, we’d go for the red shoes. A ripe strawberry-red pop of colour will work with almost any outfit, whether you’re in stilettos and a mini dress or trainers and jorts.

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Public Desire Idol patent stiletto pointed toe heels in burgundy patent, £34.99
Fred Perry twin tipped mini polo dress in navy with white and peach tipping, £110
Bershka Oval plastic sunglasses in black, £15.99

Wimbledon may be steeped in tradition, but style-wise, it’s a playground. Case in point: Bel Powley’s bold colour-block look, which flipped the script on tenniscore in the best way. This is complete courtside perfection, from the preppy tailoring to the punchy green-and-blue combo that feels both retro and future-facing. Butter-yellow shoes complete the look with an ode to 2026’s favourite shade. If you prefer a forward-thinking ‘fit, this is proof it has a place at one of sport’s oldest events.

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Monki linen boxy shirt in green, £25
Stradivarius Smart rustic shorts in ecru, £22.99
ASOS DESIGN Lennox jelly mules in lemon, £18
Polo Ralph Lauren 100% leather sling shoulder bag in light blue, £415

Sorry, but how elegant is Naomi Ackie’s look? She’s dressed in Ralph Lauren, so the keywords here are ‘effortless and ‘understated’. To that, we’ll add ‘surprisingly easy to replicate’. Think subtle mixing and matching with texture and neutral colours – Naomi’s gone for a white oversized shirt and and oyster-shaded wide-leg pants. The shirt’s matte poplin fabric is a cool point of contrast to the trousers’ shimmering satin, too. Top it off with wire-rimmed sunnies and a mini bag.

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ASOS DESIGN wide cuff mini shirt dress in white, £48
Topshop satin tie waist wide leg trouser in ecru, £42
Topshop Jade mini loop grab bag in black, £26
Ray-Ban Reverse sunglasses with grey lens in gunmetal, £175

Besides a fired-up umpire, nothing screams ‘Wimbledon’ like a crisp white look. Clean, timeless and eternally chic, white is the official colour of the court – and the unofficial uniform of spectators. With hundreds of white ‘fits to choose from each year, it’s hard to pin down a favourite. We’ve got three for the price of one with the girls from Flo (government names: Jorja Douglas, Stella Quaresma, and Renée Downer). Are you an all-white column shirt and draped top king of gal? Or maybe you’re into a classic white shirt with a deconstructed twist, paired with a micro-mini skirt or 00s-ish low-rise jeans.

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COLLUSION asymmetric hem fitted shirt in white, £26.99
Cotton On stretch belted micro mini skirt in steel onyx, £30
NA-KD Front draped sleeveless top in offwhite, £29.95
The Frolic exclusive ribbed mid waist maxi column skirt co-ord in white, £24