Wimbledon 2026 is finally here! As much as the famous tournament will always be about tennis first and foremost, the style aspect is a welcome addition that we love to indulge in. Although there's no official dress code for Wimbledon, a smart, classic look is preferred.
Lady Amelia Spencer and her twin sister, Lady Eliza, cut fine figures as they arrived at the world-famous, SW19 venue. Looking resplendent in classic linen sets, the pair mirrored each other perfectly. Amelia, 33, wowed in a pair of tailored shorts with a matching waistcoat from Intermissi. The shorts were perfect for the hot weather the UK has been experiencing over the last few weeks.
Linen is a great, breathable fabric to wear when the temperature rises. It removes moisture from the skin and lets the air circulate with ease. Shorts are also perfect attire for the heatwave, as they expose the legs, giving great airflow.
Amelia accessorised her outfit with a sapphire necklace by Garrard.
© WireImageLady Eliza delighted onlookers in white linen, opting to go for trousers and the same waistcoat as her sister. She also added a Garrard necklace and carried the Longchamp 'Looong L Shoulder Bag' in vanilla.
Amelia on Princess Diana
Lady Amelia, who married Greg Mallett in 2023, was only very young when her aunt, Princess Diana, passed away in 1997.
"Sadly, I was only five years old when she passed away, but I know she touched a lot of people's hearts and lives," Amelia previously told HELLO!. "The last time I saw her was when she came to live with us in Cape Town for a few months, and I remember a beautiful and lasting memory from that time."
© Getty ImagesReminiscing, she added, "We were all running and playing on Noordhoek Beach, a beautiful beach in Cape Town. We had such a great day there, and I really enjoyed the time she spent with us. I'm lucky that that memory stands out for me. It was the last time I saw her, but she definitely lives on in all of us."
"I feel that I have quite a compassionate nature, and I hope that's something I inherited from her. Diana was an incredible icon, and I know she touched a lot of people's hearts and lives," she mused.
