Kate Middleton looks chic in a £695 crepe pink midi dress as she arrives at the All England Club
Hands up for a Euros win! Kate Middleton takes part in a Mexican wave at Wimbledon, looking chic in a £695 crepe pink midi dress as she enjoys the final day of play at SW19
- The Duchess of Cambridge looked stylish in £695 midi dress by Beulah London as she arrived at Wimbledon
- Attended men’s wheelchair singles final with father Michael Middleton this morning and will be in the royal box for this afternoon’s men’s singles final between Novak Djokovic take on Matteo Berrettini
- The royal, 39, paired her floaty dress with £30 court shoes from Aldo and Mappin & Webb drop earrings
- There was bright sunshine in SW19 this morning ahead of the crescendo to the annual tournament – with Kate making the short walk to Centre Court with her father Michael by her side
- Kate chatted to tennis fans and appeared to also discuss the football – sharing a fingers’ crossed gesture
Today might just end up being the ultimate sporting Sunday – and Kate Middleton appeared to be thoroughly enjoying it as she cheered on players at the Wimbledon finals at SW19 with a Mexican wave this morning – and crossed her fingers over hopes for the England team at Wembley tonight.
The Duchess of Cambridge looked a vision of summer chic in a £695 crepe midi dress in blush pink by London-based designer Beulah, paired with what was thought to be a budget-conscious £30 Nicholes court shoes in nude from Aldo.
The royal teamed her stylish look with a Josef beaded flap clutch bag, Mappin & Webb Empress drop earrings and a pretty pink and white floral face covering.
Kate, 39, appeared to be delighted to have made it to finals day after missing most of the action this week after coming into contact with a Covid case – and was even seen taking part in a Mexican wave alongside her father Michael and CEO of the Lawn Tennis Association, Scott Lloyd.
She joined VIPs in the Royal Box to watch the Gentlemen’s Wheelchair Singles Final between Gordon Reid and Joachim Gerard on court three – and is expected to be in the royal box on Centre Court this afternoon when the tournament’s biggest match, this year between Novak Djokovic and Matteo Berrettini, takes place.
Fingers’ crossed! Kate chatted to tennis fans and appeared to make the good luck gesture in reference to the England match at Wembley this evening
The Duchess of Cambridge and her father Michael Middleton joined Scott Lloyd, CEO of the Lawn Tennis Association, in taking part in a Mexican wave at today’s match on court three between Brit Gordon Reid and Belgium’s Joachim Gerard in the men’s wheelchair singles
Kate Middleton looked typically chic in a £695 blush pink crepe dress by Beulah London she arrived at the All England Club to watch the last day of Wimbledon action this morning
The Duchess of Cambridge cheered on players today alongside her father Michael Middleton as she attended the Wimbledon finals
Kate chatted to her father Michael as she made her way to Centre Court later in the day. It’s not clear whether the Duke of Cambridge will attend the men’s finals between Novak Djokovic and Matteo Berrettini, with the England Euros finals likely to be a bigger engagement today
Things are getting nervous! Kate appeared to discuss the fate of the England football team as she chatted with crowds at the All England club this afternoon
The 39-year-old royal, forced into self-isolation last week after coming into contact with a Covid case, teamed her stylish look with Mappin & Webb Empress drop earrings and a pink and white floral face covering
Kate appeared to be in good spirits joined her father Michael in the Royal Box to watch the men’s wheelchair singles final on Court 3. It’s thought she’ll be seated in the royal box this afternoon as Novak Djokovic takes on Matteo Berrettini in the men’s singles final
Scott Lloyd, LTA Chief Executive, far right, discusses the match ahead with the Duchess of Cambridge and her father Michael Middleton as they arrive at Gate 13 for the final day of Wimbledon at the All England Lawn club
Later, Kate chatted to dad Michael as the pair made their way to Centre Court. It’s not clear whether the Duke of Cambridge will attend the men’s finals between Novak Djokovic and Matteo Berrettini, with the England Euros finals likely to be a bigger engagement today.
En route, Kate chatted to tennis fans and appeared to make the good luck gesture in reference to the England match at Wembley this evening.
Forced into self-isolation for all of last week, the patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club will present the trophy this afternoon, with Djokovic looking to make history by matching Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal with 20 grand slam titles.
She was first alerted about her contact’s positive test last Friday – after spending most of the day at Wimbledon with VIPs including Tim Henman and Joe Wicks.
The Duchess looked elegant in the pale pink ensemble, which was belted at the waist. She wore her brunette locks lightly curled and tumbling over her shoulders
No rain today: There was bright sunshine in SW19 this morning ahead of the crescendo to the annual tournament
The Duchess of Cambridge waved to royal fans before settling into day 13 of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships today
Beulah London, co-founded by Lady Natasha Rufus Isaacs and Lavinia Brennan in 2010, has become a go-to label for Kate, who has stepped out in their designs on a number of occasions.
The Duchess looked both elegant in the pale pink ensemble, which was belted at the waist. She wore her brunette locks lightly curled and tumbling over her shoulders and sported a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses to keep away from the sun’s glare.
Yesterday, the Duchess of Cambridge joined Prince William and a group of VIPs in the royal box for Ladies finals day.
The royal donned a pretty floral face mask on the final day of the Wimbledon tournament; while Kate is usually a frequent visitor to the second week of the event, this year she has been forced to miss much of the action due to self-isolation
Take your seats: Kate sat with her father Michael to her right, donning a pair of sunglasses as she prepared to watch Gordon Reid and Joachim Gerard battle it out for victory on court three
Kate and her father appeared to be in high spirits today as they watched the Gentlemen’s Wheelchair Singles at TheThe Wimbledon Championships
Kate donned a pink and white floral face covering as she arrived for the Wimbledon finals in south west London today
A weekend of finals: As patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Kate presented the Women’s champion, Ash Barty, with her trophy alongside president of the All England Club the Duke of Kent yesterday on Centre Court
Kate Middleton sported a £1380 dress from London-based designer Emilia Wickstead as she joined Prince William and a group of VIPs in the royal box at Wimbledon on Saturday
The Duchess looked impeccably stylish in a cloqué midi dress from the Kiwi designer with altered cap sleeves
Kate looked impeccably stylish in a cloqué midi dress from the Kiwi designer with altered cap sleeves. The royal has sported dresses from the boutique brand on multiple occasions and often recycles looks from the designer.
The royal presented champion Ashleigh Barty with her trophy alongside president of the All England Club the Duke of Kent as the crowd cheered today.
