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Wimbledon<\/a> returned this week and is already serving up unmissable style moments, with everyone from royals to the glitterati descending on SW19 for the biggest two weeks in British tennis. The great and gilded have been gathering to watch the action as this fortnight of fabulous sport gets underway\u2014but who will take a coveted spot on the list of Wimbledon 2026’s best dressed?<\/p>\n Kate Middleton<\/a>, the Princess of Wales, is a Wimbledon regular, known for bringing sharp tailoring and frothy, feminine dresses to the All England Club, where she serves as patron. For her 2026 debut at the tournament, Catherine opted for a Gabriela Hearst suit<\/a> in an uplifting shade of blue, which she paired with her sparkling sapphire engagement ring and a rarely seen pair of earrings featuring lapis and moonstone.<\/p>\n Leading the fashion parade on the second day of the tournament was the always impeccable Marchioness of Bath, who looked resplendent in a tailored double-breasted boucl\u00e9 maxi dress by Self-Portrait which offered a fresh interpretation on the classic tennis whites. The designer has become a go-to for well-dressed women at Wimbledon, with the Princess of Wales among those making repeat outings in the label.<\/p>\n Also gracing the All England Club were Lady Eliza and Lady Amelia Spencer. The sisters coordinated in chic separates<\/a>, proving that sometimes nothing beats crisp tailoring. Elsewhere, Nicky Hilton Rothschild<\/a> glided into the grounds in a classic belted shirt dress, flashing a smile and wave for the waiting photographers as she passed.<\/p>\n Representing the men were sporting scion Romeo Beckham<\/a> (whose father, David<\/a>, was also spotted at Centre Court) and Noah Jupe<\/a>, fresh from his triumphant turn as Romeo in the new West End production of Romeo & Juliet.<\/em><\/p>\n And this is only the beginning. As the Championships unfold, there will be princesses, politicians and social power players descending upon this hallowed temple of tennis. Below, see some of the most stylish looks at the tournament to date.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n