The Princess of Wales made a stylish appearance at the Wimbledon for the women's singles final, arriving at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club to watch Amanda Anisimova face Iga Świątek on Centre Court.
The 43-year-old royal wore an elegant £440 self-portrait cream boucle bow detail midi dress featuring a high-collared belted top and flowing skirt, paired with a £950 Anya Hindmarch tote bag.
She accessorised with a distinctive Wimbledon bow incorporating the club's official purple and green colours.
Kate arrived at the prestigious tennis venue alongside AELTC chair Debbie Jevans, appearing in good spirits as she prepared to watch the championship match from the Royal Box.
The Princess of Wales made a stylish appearance at the Wimbledon for the women's singles final, arriving at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club to watch Amanda Anisimova face Iga Świątek on Centre Court.
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She accessorised with a distinctive Wimbledon bow incorporating the club's official purple and green colours.
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The princess, who has been gradually returning to public engagements following her cancer diagnosis, is expected to present the trophies to the finalists in her capacity as patron of the club.
Before taking her seat, the princess met several tennis champions and behind-the-scenes workers at the competition.
Among those she greeted was Chinese wheelchair tennis player Wang Ziying, as she toured the grounds with AELTC chair Debbie Jevans.
The royal took time to speak with various individuals who have contributed to the tournament's success this year.
The royal took time to speak with various individuals who have contributed to the tournament's success this year.
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She then made her way to the Royal Box, where she was joined by Lady Helen Taylor, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent.
The princess, who has served as patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club since 2016, settled in to watch the highly anticipated final between American player Anisimova and Polish world number one Świątek.
As patron of the club, Kate traditionally presents the winners' and runners-up trophies at the championships each year.
As patron of the club, Kate traditionally presents the winners' and runners-up trophies at the championships each year.GettyLATEST ROYAL NEWS:
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The Princess has previously shown compassion during these ceremonial duties, notably when Tunisian player Ons Jabeur became emotional after finishing as runner-up in consecutive finals in 2023.
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The Princess has previously shown compassion during these ceremonial duties, notably when Tunisian player Ons Jabeur became emotional after finishing as runner-up in consecutive finals in 2023.
Breaking from royal protocol, Kate embraced the distressed athlete after presenting her with the runners-up prize.
Jabeur later revealed in an interview: "Obviously, she was very nice. She didn't know if she wanted to give me a hug or not. I told her hugs are always welcome from me."
When asked about their conversation, Jabeur added: "Same thing after last year. To encourage me to be strong, to come back and win a Grand Slam, win a Wimbledon."