Kate Middleton was easy to spot at the Wimbledon Ladies’ Finals today in London.
Arriving courtside with her mother, Carole, the Princess of Wales opted for a bold crimson Roland Mouret peplum dress. The style featured intricate draping and tailoring that made the piece appear like a set. The streamlined fit-and-flare skirt silhouette is mainstay in Middleton’s wardrobe, and Mouret is one of her go-to designers.
Middleton, an avid tennis fan, is the patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the home of Wimbledon. She will present the trophy to either Linda Noskova or Karolina Muchova after the all-Czech final concludes.
Kate Middleton at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships at The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London, on July 11, 2026.
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Juxtaposing the colorful outfit choice, Middleton stepped into a pair of nude suede slingback pumps from Gianvito Rossi. The pointy-toe style was elevated with straps featuring gold bow hardware. The heel is finished with 3.5-inch stilettos. Last year, Middleton was spotted in the same style.
On the accessories front, the British royal carried a leather Tusting Bag in a taupe hue to match her footwear. The miniature tote features eye-catching gold hardware throughout and a tiny top handle. Shaded from the sun, Middleton sported Ralph Lauren sunglasses with deep brown turtleshell frames and a subtle cat eye. Her G. Collins & Sons jewelry was dainty and subtle in silver with red gemstones.
This year’s Grand Slam, which kicked off on June 29, has been a masterclass in courtside style, with numerous fashionable figures in attendance.
Middleton was first seen at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on July 2, when she arrived in a striking bright blue suit from Gabriela Hearst.
Middleton, in Gabriela Hearst, on July 2.
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In years past, the princess has sported similarly elegant ensembles from Mouret, Self-Portrait, Alessandra Rich and Emilia Wickstead, among others. Her go-to outfits for tennis festivities are often playful and feminine.
