As the second week of Wimbledon 2026 unfolds, celebrities attending the tournament are drawing attention not only for their presence but also for their fashion choices, with many opting for stylish high street ensembles.
Molly-Mae Hague, one month after welcoming her son Midas, attended day eight of the tournament in a chic grey tailored co-ord from her own brand, Maebe. The ensemble featured a waistcoat and matching trousers, accessorized with an Hermés handbag and designer sunglasses. Hague's look is currently available for pre-order.
Tess Daly was seen in a lace Self Portrait gown on day seven of the championships. The dress, which featured short sleeves and a cinched waist with a coordinated belt, was paired with pink stilettos and a white handbag. The gown was described as sold out.
Amanda Holden made an appearance in a vibrant yellow ensemble by Paul Costelloe. Her outfit consisted of a boucle crop top and matching cropped blazer, complemented by capri trousers and yellow heels. The Daily Mail noted high street alternatives were available for Holden's butter yellow attire.
Ruth Langsford showcased a sophisticated lime green suit paired with a white T-shirt. She completed her look with white woven flatform heels, a white handbag, and statement gold hoops, opting for comfort while attending the event in the Royal Box.
Mary Berry, the former Great British Bake Off judge, arrived in a pink midi dress designed by Holland Cooper. The dress, a milkmaid style with puff sleeves and intricate buttons, was teamed with neutral raffia ballet pumps.
Maura Higgins made a distinctive statement with a tennis-inspired outfit. She wore white sling-back shoes with tennis balls integrated into the heels, a style reminiscent of Zendaya's promotional looks for the film "Challengers." Higgins also sported a white boucle sleeveless minidress and carried a Chanel handbag shaped like a tennis ball.