Wimbledon style moments: 9 royals and celebrities who served effortless elegance
David Beckham delivered perfection in a cream-coloured double-breasted suit from Boss. The impeccable tailoring featured sharp peak lapels, while a contrasting chocolate brown tie added depth. The sports icon's ability to carry classic menswear with ease proves his status as the undisputed king of courtside dressing. Princess Beatrice
Above Princess Beatrice offers a fresh interpretation of classic stripes in a Sandro blue-and-white shirt. (Photo: Ray Tang / Anadolu / Getty Images)
Princess Beatrice offered a fresh interpretation of classic stripes in a blue-and-white shirt with a matching skirt by French label Sandro. The design featured white floral cutouts with beads on the shoulders and sleeves, unexpected details that elevate the timeless pattern. The royal, who attended Wimbledon with her mother, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, showcased how traditional elements can feel thoroughly chic with the right touches. Cate Blanchett
Above Cate Blanchett shows how contemporary tailoring can feel both commanding and comfortable. (Photo: Karwai Tang / WireImage/ Getty Images)
The Academy Award winner delivered a masterclass in power suiting with her double-breasted pantsuit by Giorgio Armani. The blue-and-white patterned set featured a relaxed silhouette that radiated ease. Paired with mirrored aviator sunglasses, Blanchett's look was a certified ace, showing how contemporary tailoring can strike the perfect balance between commanding and comfortable.
Don't miss: Nicole Kidman at 58: 8 incredible fashion moments stitched with confidence and elegance Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Above Priyanka Chopra Jonas aces modern elegance in a halter-neck dress with oversized sunglasses. (Photo: Karwai Tang / WireImage/ Getty Images)
Priyanka Chopra Jonas brought Hollywood glamour to Centre Court in a white halter-neck Ralph Lauren dress. Styled with oversized sunglasses—and joined by husband Nick Jonas, also in Ralph Lauren—she embodied sophistication that balanced contemporary flair with classic Wimbledon elegance. Sienna Miller
Above Sienna Miller captures summer romance in a floral mini dress with sweet details. (Photo: Karwai Tang / WireImage/ Getty Images)
True to her signature boho-chic sensibility, Sienna Miller chose a floral ruffled mini dress by Alessandra Rich that perfectly captured summer romance. The white dress featured delicate purple and orange roses with charming puffed sleeves and a sweet bow detail at the neckline. Her animated courtside reactions showed how the right dress can move beautifully with its wearer, proving that comfort and style need never be mutually exclusive. Eddie Redmayne
Above Eddie Redmayne, with his wife Hannah Bagshawe, offers classic charm in an off-white double-breasted linen suit. (Photo: Karwai Tang / WireImage/ Getty Images)
The British actor, accompanied by his wife Hannah Bagshawe, exemplified quintessential summer elegance in an off-white double-breasted linen suit by Ralph Lauren. Worn with a pop of colour, via the red dial of his Omega Aqua Terra Shades timepiece, the ensemble demonstrated classic charm while remaining seasonally appropriate. Redmayne's choice represented the gold standard of summer tailoring—sophisticated enough for the Royal Box yet breathable for Britain's unpredictable weather. Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh
Above Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, opts for the practicality of a crisp white blazer over a maxi dress. (Photo: Karwai Tang / WireImage / Getty Images)
The Duchess demonstrated masterful layering in a floral maxi dress by Proenza Schouler, topped with a crisp white blazer by Altuzarra. This polished ensemble addressed the practical needs of a British summer event while maintaining impeccable sophistication. Andrew Garfield
Above Andrew Garfield crafts an effortless look with a head-to-toe white ensemble. (Photo: Karwai Tang/ Getty Images for Ralph Lauren)
Andrew Garfield mastered studied ease in a head-to-toe white ensemble by Ralph Lauren. A combination of linen shirt, trousers and cable-knit sweater casually draped over the shoulders created his effortless look. His monochromatic approach shows how simplicity, when executed with precision, can feel incredibly sophisticated.
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