From Sienna Miller and Keira Knightley to Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, here's what to wear to Wimbledon. Read more on Grazia.
hand-held fanYes, the matches might be the main event, but outfit-spotting in the green stands has become a great spectator sport. And while there isn’t a strict dress code unless you’re taking a seat in the royal box, it’s a brilliant chance to dress up. You don’t have to go full frock-and-fascinator - this isn’t- but do be warned that the cameras tend to pan around centre court when the players are towelling themselves down so it's an opportunity to impress.
Luckily, there’s plenty of celebrity inspiration to draw on. Keep reading for the six lessons to learn before you step foot in SW19.
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