Kate has a regular attendance at the prestigious tournaments and usually presents the prize to the men’s last success, having patronized the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club since 2016.
Kate has attended Wimbledon every year, with the exception of 2013 and the Covid crisis that caused it to be postponed in 2020.
Kate has a reputation for wearing her trademark tennis whites, but her style has changed as she has and presently prefers longer dresses, full skirts, and strong hues.
The dance circle Alessandra Rich clothing from the 2022 event and a classic mint green Balmain blazer from 2023 are significant outfits.
Below, we review Kate’s Wimbledon style development over the years.
Balmain, 2023
Royal watchers didn’t come across this outfit on day two of Wimbledon last year because Kate is renowned for her literal dressing.
Despite this, she chose Balmain, a posh brand that is not generally associated with the imperial.
A light draped skirt, Gianvito Rossi heels, and Shyla London crystal earrings were the only accessories Kate had available to pair with the mint double-breasted design.
The Catherine Walker blazer outfit that Princess Diana, her soon mother-in-law, wore to Trooping the Color in 1988 was inspired by the retro-themed clothing.
Self- Painting, 2023
The Princess of Wales exuded beauty in Self- Painting, selecting a wonderful boucle and silk gown from the brand for the 2023 women’s singles last.
Its unique lime tint offered a pleasant interpretation of ringside glamour, while harmonizing with Wimbledon’s color scheme.
Kate repurposed her favorite Gianvito Rossi trainers, an Emmy London brake, and Cassandra Goad earrings to go with the outfit.
Roland Mouret, 2023
When Carlos Alcaraz received the men’s singles final in 2023, Kate was the embodiment of beauty in a Roland Mouret emerald green pencil gown.
With Milina London natural onyx earrings and her Halcyon Days ring, the king added a dash of beauty.
To attract attention to her gown, Kate selected negative components, including Gianvito Rossi pump and an Emmy London brake.
Roksanda, 2022
Kate looked beautiful in a lively Roksanda outfit for the women’s singles final in 2022 on center court.
It was the same outfit she wore with Prince William on her same-year Caribbean journey.
The sultry style was a unique version of the’ Brigitte ‘ dress, incorporating a whole skirt, fitted bodice and little sleeves, with an intricate fabric bow.
The royal stepped up her look with Gianvito Rossi heels, Kiki McDonough yellow, and stone plant drop earrings.
Alessandra Rich, 2022
Kate and William brought Prince George to his first match during his last appearance at Wimbledon in 2022, which was a considerable time.
In Alessandra Rich’s elegant gown, the gleeful family adorned her with her polka-dot talent.
This fabric design featured a typical place printing, set against a military landscape, complemented by a bow embellishment at the neckline.
Kate paired her ruby and diamond parure with two-tone pushes from the American brand.
Alessandra Rich, 2022
Kate attended the eighth evening of Wimbledon 2022 with Prince William.
She repeated her horizon blue Alessandra Rich clothing, immediately worn during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, for the event.
A belted neck, puffed sleeves, and knife pleats were all present in the eye-catching polka dot style.
Kate skilfully accessorised with a Mulberry case, In2Design pearls and Finlay & Co glasses.
Beulah, 2021
The Princess debuted her color Beulah ‘Ahana’ clothing at Wimbledon in 2021, when she attended two championships with her parents, Michael.
This dress was recently worn on Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, a devoted follower of the English brand.
Kate paired Aldo shoes, a Josef clutch, and beautiful diamond earrings from Mappin & Webb with the attractive fit-and-flare design.
Alessandra Rich and Smythe, 2021
After the finals were postponed in 2020, Kate enjoyed a delightful return to Wimbledon.
The royal chose a bright Smythe jacket and polka dot trousers by Alessandra Rich on day four of the tournaments despite avoiding her normal clothes.
She added a controlling Mulberry case, Jimmy Choo judge boots, Simone Rocha pearl earrings, and necklaces from Daniella Draper and Spells of Love to complete her sophisticated look.
Emilia Wickstead, 2019
At the 2019 people’s championships, Kate debuted an Emilia Wickstead clothing in a lovely girl blue tint.
The “Jordin” style featured a square neckline, twisted strap construction, and a classy pleated skirt that fell to the shin.
Kate added her much- loved Josef clutch and In2Design pearl earrings, along with a pair of Aldo heels, for the longest Wimbledon final in history.
Suzannah London, 2019
The Princess wore Suzannah’s iconic “Flippy Wiggle” dress to her first appearance at Wimbledon in 2019. She championed summer chic on day two.
Channelling the all- white dress code, her 1940s- inspired dress was crafted from Italian crepe, with a skimming fit and fluid skirt.
Kate paired her fern hoop earrings from Alexander McQueen with Gianvito Rossi pumps, Catherine Zoraida fern earrings, and a raffia “Wicca” bag to complete her look.
Jenny Packham, 2018
Kate and Meghan Markle got engaged at the All England Club in 2018 for the first time.
The Princess conversed with the former Suits actress while sporting a tennis ball-printed dress by Jenny Packham.
Kate accessorized with Gianvito Rossi heels, a Dolce & Gabbana bag and her beloved In2Design pearl earrings.
Dolce & Gabbana, 2018
When Kate Middleton wore a Dolce & Gabbana dress to Wimbledon’s final day in 2018, everyone was watching.
Hailing from the resort 2017 collection, the cheerful yellow crepe design featured ruffled sleeves, a figure- hugging fit and knee length.
She donned exquisite diamond earrings from Asprey London and carried the sought-after “Sicily” bag from the Italian brand.
Dolce & Gabbana, 2017
In her early years of royal appearances, Dolce & Gabbana was frequently worn by Kate.
She showed off a black-and-white polka dot dress from the label, block-heeled sandals from Office, and a Victoria Beckham handbag on the opening day of Wimbledon in 2017.
Combining a square neckline, three- quarter length sleeves and a full skirt, Kate’s striking dress was effortlessly flattering.
Catherine Walker, 2017
Kate turned to one of her go- to designers, Catherine Walker, for the 2017 men’s singles final.
The royal wore a handcrafted “Fleurs Sauvages” dress from the label, which had a botanical print all over the skirt.
She paired her outfit with a Victoria Beckham “Quincy” bag and Cassandra Goad’s “Temple of Heaven” earrings to complete her look.
Alexander McQueen, 2016
In 2016, the Princess of Wales showcased a custom dress, based on Alexander McQueen’s AW16 collection.
It was emblazoned with a quirky print, designed by Sarah Burton, which explored the notion of the obsessive collector with depictions of lipsticks, skulls and butterflies.
Kate added her Brora gold charm earrings, premiered in Bhutan, an LK Bennett clutch and Gianvito Rossi pumps.
LK Bennett, 2015
On day nine of Wimbledon in 2015, Kate stood out from the crowd.
The royal’s extra-bright LK Bennett dress was particularly flattering thanks to its short sleeves and A-line silhouette.
She paired her with a Diane von Furstenberg, Diane von Furstenberg, and Mirabelle ‘Lolita’ earrings.
Jonathan Saunders, 2014
For the men’s singles final in 2014, Kate showcased colour and pattern.
The royal posed for the camera while showcasing a geometric dress from Jonathan Saunders while cheering on Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.
She chose an LK Bennett clutch and Kiki McDonough gemstone earrings as her only accessories.
Zimmermann, 2014
The Princess of Wales returned to tennis in 2014 after missing the previous year because she was expecting Prince George.
Her white Zimmermann “Roamer” dress was first wore on an earlier Australian trip that year.
Latticework was present along the hem, waistline, and shoulders in the delightful broderie anglaise style.
Kate’s bag, which she carries a woven fan clutch from Anya Hindmarch, added a pop of color with her.
Alexander McQueen, 2012
Kate joined her husband, Prince William, for the men’s quarter- final match in 2012.
She wore a sailor- inspired dress by Alexander McQueen, previously worn during the couple’s 2011 tour of Canada.
Navy stripes were present at the waist and cuffs as well as a traditional tie-neck in the cream knitted dress.
The royal completed her look with a navy quilted clutch by Jaeger and diamond and sapphire earrings.
Temperley London, 2011
The newly-married Princess made her first appearance at Wimbledon as a member of the Royal Family in 2011.
Kate chose a white dress with a tiering, petal-studded bodice and a pleated skirt from Temperley London, in response to her desire to wear tennis attire.
In order to prepare for any unforeseen British weather, she carried a snakeskin-printed clutch and a coat.
It was a suitable choice for her royal debut.