What to Wear to Wimbledon
If you have a golden ticket to Wimbledon 2023, one of the sporting calendar’s hottest and most iconic events, you’ll want to dress to impress. Here's how to do just that
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What to Wear to Wimbledon
If you have a golden ticket to Wimbledon 2023, one of the sporting calendar’s hottest and most iconic events, you’ll want to dress to impress. Here's how to do just that
By: George Elliot
Deciding what to wear to Wimbledon can be a bit of a minefield. Which dresses, accessories and bags will evade the threat of being rained off along with the game. And make you feel like you're attending the sporting event of the season in style, all at the same time? Some say it can’t be done, but we couldn’t disagree more; with the low-down on how to ace a Wimbledon wardrobe, let Liberty style you to perfection. Your Wimbledon Starter Pack. Game, set and match.
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A First-Rate Frock
La DoubleJ Mini Swing Mezzaluna Dress, £490
To get match-ready and stand among the tennis tournament's most stylish attendees, you'll first need to zip yourself into an elegant summer dress, one that'll keep you looking and feeling good, no matter how long the match lasts (the longest in Wimbledon history is 11 hours and five minutes). As a statement-maker that’s bright and brimming with 60s spirit, La DoubleJ's Mini Swing Mezzaluna Dress, £490 treads the line between form and function, so is a winner in our eyes.
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A Medal Worthy Hat
Loewe Anagram Bucket Hat, £375
When the British weather isn’t being, well, truly miserable, Wimbledon’s courts can be real suntraps. So, if you don’t want to emerge back onto southwest London’s streets pink all over, it’s essential to seek protection underneath a hat. Loewe's Anagram Bucket Hat, £375 is the one we'd strongly recommend for this year’s matches.
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Game-Changing Sunglasses
Fendi O’Lock Square Sunglasses, £360
When trying to get a good look at Djokovic's serve (or more likely, craning your neck to see who’s sitting in the royal box), the last thing you want is to be blinded by a bright ray of sunshine. That’s why you'll want a pair of sunglasses that elevate your outfit. A brand that never fails to deliver on this is Fendi. Before heading off to the courts, take the label's O’Lock Square Sunglasses, £360 with you; wearing them, you’ll never miss a match point.
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A Stand-Out Bag
Liberty Iphis White Heddon Cross-Body Bag, £295
When deciding on the perfect bag to take with you, size, shape and shade all need to be carefully considered. Something too big and impractical will make you feel clumsy, but something too small, and you’ll have nowhere to store your handheld fan. Liberty's Iphis White Heddon Cross-Body Bag, £295 is just right.
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The Final: Jewellery
Missoma 18ct Gold-Plated Molten Gemstone Doughnut Double Charm Drop Earrings, £165
Ultimately, Wimbledon is a place to see and be seen, right? So, you’ll need a suitably stand-out accessory to finish off your look, like Missoma's 18ct Gold-Plated Molten Gemstone Doughnut Double Charm Drop Earrings, £165. Set with hand-cut rainbow moonstones, they'll instantly uplift practically any outfit combination you opt for.
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