Never one to default to Centre Court’s prim-and-proper playbook, Lily Collins brought a crisp, kinetic edge to Wimbledon’s closing day—her sculptural Calvin Klein dress and double-strapped Mary Janes telegraphing a new kind of “quiet power” (with a wink to the front row).
Sara Sampaio, for her Who What Wear photoshoot, ignited the frame in a dramatic red gown (with captivating cape sleeves), embodying pure, unadulterated glamour.
Radiant and bold, Isla Fisher traded divorce shadows for a cream ensemble that whispered elegance—complete with a wicker purse twist—during a sibling outing at Wimbledon.
Keira Knightley and James Righton serve matching white looks at Centre Court for the Men’s Final—proving that coordinated couple dressing never goes out of style (especially when Chanel’s involved).
Sara Sampaio embraces audacious, sculptural beauty (and bold brows) for V Magazine’s July issue, redefining Parisian ‘haute’ with captivating, avant-garde flair.
Emilia Jones brought understated elegance (and perfect summer whites) to Wimbledon’s Men’s Singles Final, proving effortless sophistication always wins the style match.
With her pleated cream Self-Portrait dress and a surprise switch to a woven tote, Kate Middleton balanced royal polish with quiet summer rebellion—Wimbledon whites, reimagined.
Wearing Wimbledon-primed Ralph Lauren and a breezy straw L.K. Bennett hat, the Princess of Wales brought understated polish—and a royal hint of Riviera charm—to Centre Court.
Marsai Martin didn’t just sit pretty—she perched with purpose, wrapped in green geometry and velvet attitude at Marie Claire’s Power Play Summit in Atlanta.
Daisy Edgar-Jones aced her Wimbledon arrival, serving up fresh summer stripes (and a wicker-accented bag) that felt perfectly poised for Centre Court chic.
