It might not be my official title, but I'm a self appointed Wimbledon fashion investigator - as in, I am closely monitoring what the celebrities and royals at Wimbledon are wearing because honestly, it's always a chic affair.
This year will be no different, and the tournament has already proven that those heading to SW19 have upped the style ante. We're talking on-trend white dresses, vintage-inspired two pieces and high street suits - yes, I did say high street.
Because Wimbledon isn't necessarily the place to be wearing bespoke or super luxe designer garb. It can be, if your budget allows, but there's plenty of Wimbledon fashion inspiration that's come straight from the high street.
Don't worry if Wimbledon isn't on your calendar for 2025. These celebrity outfits will serve as the best summer inspiration for those slightly more swanky affairs you'll no doubt be attending over the summer and early autumn - or even just a BBQ with the school mums.
What I love is that many of those attending are finding hidden gems on the high street to wear, adding slightly more luxurious accessories (or not, as it's not always the case) to elevate their looks. I'll warn you, there's a lot of white so if you're not completely comfortable with an all-white outfit then adapt the look to suit you. Many of these white pieces come in different colours, or can be worn separately if all-white isn't an option you're willing to try.
I'll be updating this article daily to reflect the new outfits as the tournament heats up, including any royal Wimbledon outfits that can be bought from the high street for under £350. Let's see what high street and affordable celebrity outfits have graced SW19 so far...
Outfits you can shop from this year's famous Wimbledon line-up
© GettyDaisy Lowe in pretty pink
Day 11 and Daisy Lowe donned this sweet, pretty pink prom dress from Karen Millen.
The sexy slip dress features a figure hugging bodice, pleated skirt, a scoop neckline, and textured lace fabric.
© InstagramEmily Atack's ASOS maxi
The comments on Emily Atack's Wimbledon grid post went wild for her dress - her fans couldn't get enough of it! I loved it too, and tracked it down at ASOS.
The ARRANGE by ASOS dress has a twist shoulder, black top and pleated buttermilk skirt. She added the Aspinal Mayfair in Raffia for a perfect Wimbledon outfit.
© InstagramAmanda Holden's butter yellow midi
Amanda Holden and daughter Lexi made quite the fashionable mum and daughter duo at Wimbledon.
Amanda's Odd Muse Midi Dress, £195 / $215 is in the colour of the season, butter yellow, and such a flattering fit.
© InstagramGabby Logan in classic polka dots
Day 8 and it's a classic polka dot two piece for presenter Gabby Logan. The 52-year-old chose this timeless LK Bennett Blouse, £199 / $350 and matching trousers to take in the day's events.
© GettyLaura Whitmore's bright blue blazer
Suits are a chic outfit for Wimbledon, and white is a super popular choice but I'm here for Laura Whitmore's bright blue version.
The presenter wears the Fold Structured Blazer, £225 / $395 in the most stunning shade of blue. Gorge!
© GettyVanessa Williams' sexy halterneck
Taking a break from her West End starring role in The Devil Wears Prada, Vanessa Williams took to Wimbledon in a Liberty print silk halter neck from Fold London and matching trousers.
© InstagramAngelica Bell in pretty pink
Day seven saw Angelica Bell wear this super pretty and very easy to wear shirt dress from Sister Jane. It's crimson in colour, and flattering with a nipped in waist and sharp shoulders.
© GettyAlex Jones in classic polka dots
Day six and Alex Jones opted for classic yet cool polka dots, with this bestselling Rixo 'Abi' dress, £295 / $470. I think it's absolutely beautiful for Wimbledon, weddings and the races.
© GettyOti Mabuse's tennis dress
We love someone that sticks to the theme and Oti Mabuse did with her tennis dress. And would you believe it's from the supermarket? Oti's Tu Sainsbury's Tennis Dress is only £22 - bargain.
© Karwai Tang/WireImageSamantha Cameron's Wimbledon green dress
Day 4 saw Samantha Cameron don her most court green dress from her own label, Cefinn. Her seersucker drawstring maxi dress costs £299, and is the sort of dress you can vamp up for occasions or dress down for the beach. Perfect for Wimbledon, then!
© GettyDanielle Peazer's M&S viral dress
Influencer Danielle Peazer snapped up this viral M&S dress for day two of Wimbledon.
Her black and white maxi dress is so popular, it keeps selling out but its currently in stock in most sizes, for £79. It's such a classic print and shape, I'd shop before it's gone.
© GettyLucy Gaskell's floral midi
Actress Lucy Gaskell wore the sweetest Whistles Bloom Midi Dress, £109, to Wimbledon. I love the shape, with its fit and flare silhouette, high neck and did you notice the pockets?!
© InstagramEmma Connolly in crisp Nadine Merabi
I seriously love this look from Emma Connolly! The crisp white suit is dreamy, and the gold hardware buttons elevate it from a classic suit to something more chic.
Her blazer is *just* over our price cap at £355, but the Nadine Merabi piece is one you'll pull out again and again.
© InstagramFrankie Bridge's halter neck midi dress
Frankie Bridge was one of the best dressed at Wimbledon on day one. The Loose Women presenter looked so chic in a tailored halterneck midi dress from Karen Millen, on sale for £149. I love how she styled it with a black belt, black shoes and glam sunnies - gorge!
© Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty ImaRachel Stevens' M&S suit
This is one seriously cool look. Palazzo M&S pants, a cropped M&S blazer and lace camisole - Rachel's looking so chic, I need to recreate!
The whole outfit screams money, even though it's high street, and she topped it off with £24 Free People sunglasses and a Chanel handbag.
© Getty ImagesDame Denise Lewis in baby blue florals
Blue florals are one of my fave combinations, and Dame Denise Lewis wore a classic Rixo dress to Wimbledon. The £345 midi-length Rixo Evie Dress is a classic buy - it has sweet florals, ruffles and a flattering v-neck.
© GettyAshley James in Nadine Merabi
Ashley James absolutely brought it to Wimbledon - look at her stunning outfit! From the hat to the vintage-inspired dress, it was by far one of the most chic at day one. I tracked her dress down at Nadine Merabi, and it's on sale for £300. It comes in other colours too, including blue and pink.
Note the exaggerated fit and flare shape. J'adore!
© GettySarah Ferguson's green gown
Sarah, Duchess of York took in the Championships with daughter Princess Beatrice, and was absolutely striking in a statement ME+EM dress.
Called the Jacquard Rich Floral Print Maxi Dress, it's one of the priciest dresses in our Wimbledon edit at £350 but so worth it from the silk material to the intricate detail.
© WireImageAngela Scanlon's luxe co-ord
Angela Scanlon's silk PJ look was a fan favourite. Her outfit was loose, airy and oh-so-cool with its strawberries and cream inspired pinstripes.
It's actually a set from Serena Bute, with the shirt priced at £205 and the trousers £225. I'd wear it just as Angela has, with gold jewellery, pointed heels and sunglasses.
Princess Kate's Wimbledon Wardrobe
© Getty ImagesIt's Wimbledon and over on The HELLO! Royal Club, royal shopper Leanne has delved into Princess Kate’s Wimbledon wardrobe and offered some predictions on what the fashionable royal might opt for this week.
Wimbledon: 5 surprising facts
© AFP via Getty Images1. A lot of tennis balls
Throughout the tournaments, Wimbledon goes through over 50,000 tennis balls! After the first seven games, the balls are replaced and refrigerated to maintain bounce.
2. Strawberries and cream
Tennis and strawberries are never apart throughout Wimbledon, and in fact, they only get the fruit from one supplier. Last year, Hugh Lowe Farm in Kent provided around 1.5 million strawberries over the two-week tournament.
3. Rufus the Hawk
Rufus, the hawk, has been the protector of the Wimbledon courts for the past ten years. He flies above the grounds in the early AM to chase away any pigeons to maintain a pristine court condition.
4. Prize money
The winners of the ladies’ and gentlemen’s singles championships will each receive £2.2 million. Additionally, the winners of every round will also receive money, ranging from £1500 for the winner of the first round of mixed doubles, up to £1.1 million for the runner-up in the final.
5. Longest match in history
In June 2010, John Isner and Nicolas Mahut battled for 11 hours and 5 minutes over three days, with the longest match in professional tennis history. The match totalled 183 games, and John eventually won 70-68.
