Keira Knightley Attends Wimbledon Final – July 13, 2025

Knightley chose a crisp white button-up with short sleeves and wide lapels that formed a soft v-neck—the kind of effortlessly chic piece that looks simple until you realize the tailoring is doing all the heavy lifting. She tucked it casually into matching loose white pants, creating that perfect balance between polished and relaxed that only the British seem to master at sporting events.

The accessories told the real story, though. A choker-style pearl and gold necklace sat perfectly at her throat, while stacked gold hoops caught the light on both ears. Around her waist, a pearl and gold belt pulled everything together with that unmistakable Chanel signature—because even at tennis, why not add a little haute couture?

Her square black sunglasses and ultra-slick low bun with a center part completed the look. It was Audrey Hepburn meets modern minimalism, served with just enough edge to remind you this is the woman who made period dramas feel dangerous.

Righton matched his wife’s energy in a textured white suit paired with a white shirt and—commitment level: expert—a white tie. His own square black sunglasses created that perfect “we definitely planned this but want it to look effortless” moment that couples spend years perfecting.

The pair joined an impressive roster of coordinated couples this tournament season. Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves delivered their own sartorial ace the day before, while Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro had already proven that matching white ensembles are apparently the unofficial uniform for celebrity tennis dates.

For Knightley and Righton—who keep their joint appearances refreshingly rare—this Wimbledon outing came just days after they surfaced together at Chanel’s Haute-Couture Fall/Winter 2025-26 show during Paris Fashion Week. Their Centre Court seats placed them alongside Anna Wintour, Nicole Kidman, Andrew Scott, and Paul Mescal—basically the cultural elite’s version of the Royal Box.

Last year’s Wimbledon quarterfinals appearance proved this wasn’t just a one-off tennis moment for the couple. It’s becoming their annual summer tradition, and honestly? We’re here for it.

So is coordinated couple dressing the new power move—or are we just watching two people who’ve figured out that matching makes everything look intentional?