This High Street Brand Has The Best Wimbledon Outfits I've Ever Found
Now that June's finally here, tennis fever is once again taking over the UK with Wimbledon fast approaching. While most folks are interested in the action on the court, if you're more sartorially inclined like me, chances are you're paying closer attention to the spectator stands. After all, it's the most well-dressed sporting event of the year. And if you've got the elegant tennis event coming up on your social calendar, chances are you've wondered what to wear to Wimbledon.
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While there's no official dress code, as famous attendee Kate Middleton has established, opting for a polished look is generally encouraged. Think sophisticated sun dresses, lightweight blazers and relaxed tailoring. Fortunately, I've discovered that no matter your personal taste, your Wimbledon style can be sorted with a simple scroll through fashion insider favourite brand ALIGNE. The British brand has long been a fashion editor-favourite destination for elevated, high-quality pieces that capture English elegance while still tapping into the season's hottest trends, and its SS25 collection is brimming with preppy and polished staples that'll ensure you look as good as the celebrities in the box.
The easiest solution to your Wimbledon dressing woes is a breezy summer dress. ALIGNE's Rosia drop waist linen dress is the perfectly dressy take on tennis whites and it'll work wonders styled with wedge heels and a raffia bag for a timeless look. Given the dress' simple and unfussy design, you can experiment with stacks of bright jewellery for a vibrant summer look.
Rosia Drop Waist Linen Dress
Linen is always a good idea in the heat and this drop waist midi is one of the best of the season. A guaranteed hit at Wimbledon, you'll want to wear this simple and versatile dress all summer long.
Alternatively, if you're not the biggest fan of dresses, there's plenty of relaxed tailoring to choose from too. Whether you style the Leo waistcoat with linen trousers or layer the linen Daphne blazer over a white maxi skirt, a polished set is perfectly safe and fashion forward.
No matter if you choose to waft through the day in a sundress, channel a sporty edge in a tennis dress, or lean more formal with tailored separates, the good news is that you can easily kit yourself out for court-side appearances in ALIGNE this season. Below, our top picks that'll help you ace the best dressed game at Wimbledon this year.
Leo Long Waistcoat
A waistcoat is a mainstay in any preppy wardrobe, and the Leo's longline hourglass silhouette comes with a split hem that sits wonderfully over high-waisted trousers and jeans.
Daphne Scoop Neck Linen Blazer
With it's scoop neck and cinched waist lending a flattering fit, this linen iteration of teh viral Daohne blazer is the perfect companion to linen trousers, maxi skirts and even high-waisted knee-length shorts around the court.
Zephyr Knitted Dress
Signal your love for the sport with thsi elevated tennis dress. Pair the ribbed knit polo-neck dress with sleek suede sandals and sunglasses for a sporty yet elegant look.
Natalie Elasticated Cotton Midi Skirt
A-line midi skirts are the heart and soul of any breezy summer wardrobe, so naturally they're perfectly at home at Wimbledon. Offset the volume of the Natalie midi with a sleek top. Might we suggest the Leo waistcoat?
Barnaby Reversible Trench Coat
Your pretty white sundress is always in danger of being rained on in the UK, so a lightweight trench is a prudent choice for Wimbledon. Whether you wer it navy side up or ivory, the Barnaby trench coat makes for a perfect functional yet chic layer.
Dax Crochet Top
Featuring stripes in the classic white, dark green and lime green synonymous with the game, the Dax crochet top makes for teh perfect pop of colour paired with a tailored pinstrip suit.
Mia Linen Maxi Skirt
This straight chocolate brown maxi looks far more expensive than it is, thanks to high-quality linen-cotton construction and a minimalist design. Perfect for pairing with the matching waistcoat or a crisp white button-down.
Chelsea Broderie Organic Shorts
While you couldn't get away with your denim cutoffs at Wimbledon, these delicate broderie angalise shorts are perfect. Especially when styled with the matching shirt and lace up wedges.
Ally Relaxed Waistcoat
Now this is a waistcoat of the more traditional variety and will slot in seamlessly with tailored trousers and a blazer as well as jeans or a maxi skirt.
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