Pippa Middleton's exquisite style often mirrors her sister, the Princess of Wales. Both women love classic items and adore a midi dress or two, particularly in the summer months. Such a chic pair!
It's hard to pick a favourite, but if we had to, Pippa's butter yellow Ganni dress she sported at Wimbledon 2019 is up there.
Kate's sister always frequents the famous tennis tournament each year, and in 2019, she flew the flag for stylish attire. The wife of James Matthews' subtle yellow midi wrap dress looked incredible then, and the classic style is still perfect to wear now, in 2025.
© GC ImagesAs the mother-of-three took her seat on Centre Court, in the Royal Box, she oozed summer vibes in the yellow and floral frock, which featured a daringly high side split, V-neckline, narrow waist belt, and cropped sleeves.
We loved how the brunette beauty accessorised the look too, adding a small white beaded shoulder bag with a floral motif and strappy wedge heels.
Pippa Middleton: 5 surprising facts
© UK Press via Getty Images1. Undergraduate degree
Pippa graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a degree in English literature.
2. Made In Chelsea
Her husband, James Matthews, is the brother of Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews.
3. Glass Palace
Pippa's wedding reception in 2017 was held in a glass marquee, reportedly priced at £97,000 and was designed to accommodate 300 guests.
4. Thrill seeker
Pippa has completed a 15km downhill ski race, 3,000-mile cycle ride and completed a Race Across America cycle.
5. Media girl
She had a successful career in media, including PR work, event planning and having her own food and exercise column in Waitrose Magazine.
Butter yellow for 2025
Butter yellow is big news this year, and his been seen everywhere - from influencers' feeds on Instagram to celebrities rocking the shade on the red carpet.
Colour expert Marina from Image by Mantis spilt the beans on why butter yellow is the colour we should all be wearing, particularly as the weather gets warmer.
© Getty ImagesTelling HELLO!, she explained: "It symbolises happiness, hope and energy. It is the most uplifting of colours. The colour yellow is very powerful in that it stimulates brain activity and mental alertness more than any other colour.
© Getty"It is an incredibly positive colour that also symbolises the month of summer, which is a reason celebrities may be wearing a lot of it at the moment."
© InstagramMegan Watkins, head stylist at online fashion destination SilkFred, agrees, explaining: "It taps into a wider mood of optimism and warmth as we head into cheerier months, something we're all craving as the weather turns."
© Mark CuthbertThe fashion expert added: "Butter yellow in particular strikes the perfect balance: it's punchy enough to feel current but muted enough to act as a neutral and be totally wearable."
