Spectators at this year’s edition (Pic: X/Wimbledon)

Image consultant Greeshma Thampi believes that Wimbledon has now become much more daring and individualistic in terms of its aesthetic, with fashion-loving attendees still colouring inside the lines of acceptability and appropriateness. Here are some of this season’s best looks, straight off the courts

Priyanka Chopra in a classic white sundress (Pic: Instagram/Ralph Lauren)

There’s a reason why the term Wimbledon Whites has gained so much traction over the years — the colour works perfectly for hot summer days and is a classic pick keeping in mind the tournament’s traditions as well as its understated charm. Thampi explains, "This dress features a structured collar for a slightly more formal look, while the floor-length adds an element of effortless femininity. While Priyanka wore the colour from head to toe, you could add pops of contrast by way of emerald or ruby-toned jewellery or pastel-accented accessories.”

Tom Daley in a pastel monochrome suit (Pic: Instagram/Tom Daley)

Proving the versatility of pastels, Tom Daley sported a dusky teal ensemble, pulling off a major monotone moment. “Recreate his aesthetic with a slim fit suit in light blue, mint green, lavender and beige; all are 2025’s trending colours. Pair pastels with earthy neutrals like browns, tans or creams, and experiment with textural or tonal contrasts for a polished finish. Linen is a hot pick for suiting fabric, especially in summer,” Thampi summarises.

Cate Blanchett in a silk pantsuit featuring Prince of Wales checks (Pic: Instagram/Cate.blanchett)

A classic pantsuit should be a staple in every wardrobe. The lighter silk fabric offers more breathability in warmer climates, while the relaxed fit is flattering on most body types. Thampi suggests, “Since this is a very statement print, it is advisable to wear it with neutrals and keep accessories to a minimum. Softer colours and a lighter fabric add a feminine touch to a print that can easily look quite stuffy."

Olivia Rodrigo in gingham shirt dress

A playful nod to another Wimbledon staple, strawberries and cream, Olivia Rodrigo’s vintage dress features one of the hottest trends this summer — vintage gingham prints. “Lesser obvious ways of wearing the pattern are to wear smaller versions of the print, and to wear it in separates. A pair of well-fitted capris, a peasant top or a ruched mini dress can inject modernity. Pair your gingham pieces with contrasting solids to avoid looking too cutesy or with floral prints for an elegant diversion,” Thampi states.

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