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Style Notes From Wimbledon 2026
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Style Notes From Wimbledon 2026

There's no rulebook for what to wear to Wimbledon. No ballot form arrives with a list of do's and don'ts. But walk the grounds on any given day and an elegant consensus reveals itself. Think tailoring over trousers, dresses over denim, a sun hat rather than a cap. Comfortable enough to walk between courts and stand in a queue, elegant enough for the Royal Box to feel within reach.

Heels are common but rarely stilettos - the lawns don't forgive them. Beyond that, the only real rule is restraint. Wimbledon rewards effortless elegance, and the celebrities who look as though they didn't try too hard are often the ones who find themselves atop the best dressed lists.

If you're looking to carry the laid-back elegance of Wimbledon into your summer outfits, the easiest place to start is with colour. And this year, three distinct colour stories emerged above all others:

Butter cream yellow. Vintage cream. Water blue.

Celebs like AJ Odudu, India Amarteifio, Janelle Zharmenova and Nakita Johnson opted for easy tailoring in these colours. All selecting breathable, plant-based dresses from our independent made in Britain brand, for their Wimbledon 2026 looks.

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Butter Yellow

Worn by AJ Odudu and Olivia Dean

British television presenter AJ Odudu brought sunshine to Centre Court this year in a butter yellow Venus Dress.

The kind of colour that feels like golden hour. Styled with white open toe mules, black sunglasses and dainty gold accessories, her look balanced softness with structure. 

British musician Olivia Dean opted for the same hue at last year’s tournament in 2025, delivering a masterclass in easy elegance in a butter yellow Lana Dress.

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Water Blue

Worn by India Amarteifio and Nakita Johnson

British actor India Amarteifio selected a water blue Astoria Dress for her Wimbledon look this year. Paired with 70’s statement sunglasses and gold hooped earrings to add a pop of personal flair to her asymmetric sky-blue midaxi dress.

Actress, model and content creator Nakita Johnson opted for the Hayes Halterneck Dress in the same water blue hue. Styled with strappy tan suede heels and an elegant up-do.

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Worn by Janelle Zharmenova

Vintage Cream

Kazakh social media personality Janelle Zharmenova nodded to tradition in a vintage cream Angelina Dress

Styled with a textured miniature Miu Miu bag to continue the off-white colour palette, her look embodied the soft and fluid tailoring that Wimbledon has become known for. Elegant yet easy and unmistakably timeless.

Image credit: Janelle Zharmenova

A history written in colour

Wimbledon's spectator style has always taken its cues from the women who've worn it best.

In 1995, Princess Diana arrived courtside in butter yellow, and the shade has carried royal associations ever since. Kate, Princess of Wales, has returned to sky blue tones so often that the colour now reads as a Wimbledon signature in its own right. And cream: soft, unfussy, easy to wear from morning matches into evening, has never really left.

Explore our curated edits below, celebrating this year's unofficial Wimbledon colour palette:

Butter Yellow Dresses

Water Blue Dresses

Vintage Cream Dresses