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The day after her striking appearance at the Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Final, the Princess of Wales returned to Centre Court for the Gentlemen's Singles Final.
Unlike her solo appearance the previous day, Catherine turned the occasion into a family outing. She was joined by Prince William and their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, while eight-year-old Prince Louis stayed home.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Before taking their front-row seats in the Royal Box, the Wales family went behind the scenes to meet with All England Club staff and volunteers.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
From the Royal Box, the family watched an intense match between defending champion Jannik Sinner of Italy and Germany's Alexander Zverev. Sinner defeated Zverev 6–7, 7–6, 6–3, 6–4 to securing his second consecutive title.
Following the thrilling four-set match, the Princess stepped out onto the Centre Court turf to perform her official duties as Patron, proudly presenting Sinner with the Gentlemen's Singles Trophy.
Following the game, the royals had the opportunity to personally meet the players and congratulate Sinner on his win.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
For the final day of the tournament, the Princess chose a softer, highly elegant silhouette in a verdant green hue—a subtle nod to Wimbledon's iconic grass courts.
The dress appears to be a bespoke adaptation of Emilia Wickstead’s 'Tidus' Draped Wool Crepe Midi Dress, with the most distinctive feature being the asymmetric cape-style sleeve that begins at the left side and sweeps across to the right shoulder. ID by Laura @Japanese_Ginger.
The Princess’s version has been modified with a wider neckline, a short left sleeve, and a skirt constructed with princess seaming and a more fitted, flared silhouette compared with the original Tidus design. Here's a look at the back.
She accessorised with rich tan leather accents, carrying her DeMellier Nano Montreal Bag.
On Kate's feet were her Ralph Lauren 'Celia' Calfskin Pumps.
Shielding herself from the summer sun, the Princess wore her LK Bennett 'Saffron' straw floppy hat and Ralph Lauren sunglasses.
Finishing the ensemble were her Van Cleef & Arpels Magic Alhambra earrings and Halcyon Days 'Maya Torque' bangle, together with her Wimbledon pin in the Club's iconic dark green and purple colours.
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The Princess of Wales made her second appearance at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships on Saturday to watch the Ladies' Singles Final, attending in her capacity as Royal Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Before taking her seat in the Royal Box, the Princess spent time behind the scenes meeting tournament staff, volunteers, and ball boys and girls.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
During a conversation, Catherine warmly shared that eight-year-old Prince Louis had been enthusiastically asking how he could train to become a Wimbledon ball boy.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
From the Royal Box, seated beside Martina Navratilova, Catherine watched the historic all-Czech final, where Linda Nosková faced Karolína Muchová. Nosková ultimately claimed her first Grand Slam singles title, defeating Muchová 6–2, 5–7, 6–3.
The Princess trying to keep cool with a motorised fan during the game.
Following the final match, the Princess stepped onto Centre Court to present the iconic Venus Rosewater Dish to a jubilant Nosková.
The Patron congratulating the champion inside.
For today's outing, Kate stepped away from the soft neutrals and classic tennis whites often seen in the Royal Box, opting for a bold, traffic-stopping color palette with the debut of a red dress by Roland Mouret.
It is the designer's Wool Origami Peplum Drape Dress from the Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, featuring a fitted short-sleeved bodice, a panelled flared skirt, and a coordinating belt.
To protect from the sun, she premiered a new Jess Collett 'Carmen' Panama Fedora (ID by Middleton Maven).
Kate was spotted carrying her Tusting 'Mini Holly' Bag in Taupe.
Finishing the ensemble were her ruby-and-diamond earrings and coordinating pendant, together with her Wimbledon pin in the Club's iconic dark green and purple colours.
A final look at Kate's elegant half up-do.
The Princess of Wales watched from the sidelines on Friday as the Prince of Wales competed in the DMMI Royal Charity Polo Cup 2026 at Windsor's Guards Polo Club.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Marking his 15th appearance, Prince William helped push the event's lifetime fundraising past £15 million, with this year's proceeds benefiting ten of the royal couple’s patronages.
William's team was victorious, and Catherine presented the trophies.
Exuding effortless summer style, the Princess stepped out in a sleeveless black-and-white gingham midi dress from Temperley London.
It is the brand's 'Stirling' style from the 2019 collection, featuring a flattering square neckline and self-tie belt.
The Princess has been a devotee of Temperley London for over a decade; notably, it was the first brand she wore for her inaugural official appearance following her engagement announcement to Prince William in 2010.
While her public sightings in the label have been rare since 2021, Kate's choice to wear it now comes at a poignant moment: just days ago, founder Alice Temperley announced she is stepping away from her namesake brand after 26 years.
Returning to today's outfit, the Princess chose her tan Camilla Elphick 'Lucia' Slingback Pumps.
She accessorized with her Sézane 'Gabrielle' Earrings.
On her wrist, Kate wore her Halcyon Days 'Maya Torque' bangle with the Sézane 'Stéphanie' Howlite Cuff.
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On Monday, The Princess of Wales made a surprise visit to Evelina London Children’s Hospital.
As the proud Royal Patron of Evelina London since 2018, Catherine’s visit centred around the hospital’s ambitious vision to become the capital's ultimate paediatric medical hub. She spent time taking to staff and touring the new wards.
True to her signature style of warm, genuine engagement, the Princess brought instant joy to the wards, spending time chatting with and playing alongside the young patients.
Dressing thoughtfully for the London summer heatwave, Catherine mastered the balance of professional polish and accessible charm.
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She rewore her vintage-inspired, white silk tea-length Suzannah London 'Flippy Wiggle' dress, a timeless wardrobe favourite first worn at Wimbledon in 2019.
The Princess debuted a black pair of Camilla Elphick 'Lucia' Slingback Pumps - a style she also owns in Tan.
She accessorised with her trusty Annoushka Pearl and Kiki Diamond Hoop Earrings.
A close-up of Catherine's rings featuring her eternity band with square diamonds.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
On Thursday, the Princess of Wales attended Day 4 of the Wimbledon Championships in her capacity as Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club and the Lawn Tennis Association.
Before heading to the stands to watch several matches, the Princess made a surprise visit to the iconic overnight ticket line ("The Queue") and the main ticket office.
During her visit, she also spent time with members of the Shine Camera Club—a wonderful initiative based in the London Borough of Merton that offers free photography workshops to children from disadvantaged backgrounds to develop confidence, creativity and self-expression through photography.
The Princess of Wales with British former professional tennis player, Andy Murray.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Kate suited up for Wimbledon in a striking new sapphire blue linen-blend ensemble by Gabriela Hearst.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The separates included the 'Stephanie' double-breasted blazer paired with the matching 'Vesta' flared pants.
Layered beneath the blazer was her white H&M off-the-shoulder rib-knit top, a beloved high-street staple that has been a part of the Princess's wardrobe since 2016.
For her accessories, Kate brought back a familiar courtside favorite: her Anya Hindmarch "Neeson" tote bag, which made its first appearance at last year's Championships.
On her feet were the Ralph Lauren 'Celia' Calfskin Pump in RL Gold.
She also wore her Ralph Lauren Ralph Cat's Eye Sunglasses.
The Princess finished the look with her Carousel Jewels 'Stella' Lapis & Moonstone Earrings.
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