Wimbledon 2018: Best-dressed guests, from The Duchess of Cambridge to Emma Watson

See who won in the sartorial stakes at this year's tournament

Olivia Petter
Monday 16 July 2018 09:15 BST
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Wimbledon might be the world's leading tennis championships, but the annual tournament is about much more than just sport.

Its synonymous tropes - Pimm's, strawberries, cream, tennis whites - are all reflected in the guest's carefully-crafted outfits: which are typically a mix of all-white ensembles, feminine necklines and broderie anglaise, offset by hints of scarlet for a splash of colour - see Natalie Dormer.

While the clothing guidelines might be strict on court, it's a different set of unspoken rules entirely when it comes to off-court style, as demonstrated by this year's celebrity attendees.

From The Duchess of Sussex and The Duchess of Cambridge attending the women's final in stylish tandem to Ellie Goulding radiating in Erdem florals while Drake played it cool in a bright green sweatshirt, see who stole the sartorial show at Wimbledon this year in our best-dressed guests gallery:

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