Wimbledon is renowned not only for its status as one of the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournaments but also for the distinct style of its attendees, who often make a statement with their fashion choices. While players are bound by the traditional all-white dress code, spectators embrace a wider range of styles. This year, the crowd featured a mix of vibrant and sophisticated looks, from preppy outfits and designer blazers to stylish patterns and trendy accessories.

Here’s a look at some of the standout street style seen at Wimbledon this year:

1. Poppy Delevingne

On the first day, Poppy Delevingne showcased classic tailoring with an ivory blazer and a white button-up shirt from Ralph Lauren. Her voluminous cream pants and delicate sandals completed the sophisticated ensemble.

2. Golda Rosheuvel

Golda Rosheuvel arrived on the first day wearing a polished red and white striped shirt dress paired with matching white pumps, making a striking impression.

3. Jodie Turner-Smith

On the tournament’s eighth day, Jodie Turner-Smith opted for a colorful Ralph Lauren outfit, combining purple pants and a green wrap crop top with a silky bomber jacket and a yellow headscarf.

4. David Beckham

David Beckham attended Wimbledon on the first day in a crisp summer suit, complemented by a Hugo Boss knit tie, embodying classic elegance.

5. Salma Hayek

Salma Hayek wore a chic Gucci outfit on the seventh day, featuring a striped shirt under a tweed blazer and trousers, finished with an iconic Jackie handbag.

6. Amelia Dimoldenberg

Amelia Dimoldenberg, known for her show “Chicken Shop Date,” wore a Ralph Lauren vest and trouser set on the eighth day, playfully nodding to the traditional men’s suit attire expected at the tournament.

7. Paige Lorenze

For day three, Paige Lorenze chose a stylish drop-waist polka dot dress by Self Portrait, blending preppy and glamorous elements seamlessly.

8. Nicole Scherzinger

Nicole Scherzinger opted for a tailored cream dress on day eight, accessorizing with Cartier sunglasses and a black Fendi bag, exuding understated luxury.

9. Maria Sharapova

Maria Sharapova, the retired tennis star, returned on day three in a khaki, safari-style Burberry suit. Having won Wimbledon in 2004, Sharapova retired from professional tennis in 2020.

10. Alexa Chung

On the tenth day of the tournament, Alexa Chung embraced a preppy look with a Ralph Lauren cardigan and a beige pleated skirt, perfectly suited for the occasion.

These looks highlight the diverse fashion statements made by Wimbledon attendees, reflecting both personal style and the event’s prestigious atmosphere.