Wondering What To Wear To Wimbledon? Here are Five Stylish Outfit Ideas to Steal

Ah, the great British summertime—dotted with strawberries, beer gardens and many an afternoon spent watching the tennis (when it's not chucking it down with rain, that is). And the key event on any slightly patriotic person’s radar? Wimbledon, of course.

This year's tournament starts on 30th June 2025 and finishes on Sunday 13th July and, if you’re lucky enough to attend in person (rather than tuning in from a pub garden, a park, or your mate’s sofa), chances are you’ve already started thinking about what to wear.

What is the dress code at Wimbledon?

The first thing you may be asking yourself, is does Wimbledon have a dress code? Well, unlike Royal Ascot which has strict rules to follow when it comes to your outfit choice, Wimbledon is much more relaxed. While the players are famously required to wear all-white, there’s no official dress code for spectators—as long as you steer clear of shouty logos and OTT branding. Still, white has become something of an unwritten dress code that regulars tend to follow off the court as well.

What to wear to Wimbledon

As mentioned, many attendees lean into a palette of white and cream, with past guests including Margot Robbie, Sienna Miller and Maya Jama providing more than a little inspiration for a light, bright look.

No matter your palette however, smart casual is the aim, though more formal 'fits are always welcomed. Think relaxed two-piece suits, tailored midi skirts, and polished brogues—the kind of outfits that look effortless but are secretly strategic.

If you're in need of further guidance, below we've put together five chic Wimbledon looks that are match-point-ready, with shopping suggestions to recreate them. Or, check out our guide to the best Wimbledon outfits of all time for even more inspiration. Now all you need is a glass of Pimm's...

5 Chic Wimbledon Outfit Ideas

1. A Cool Co-ord

If you want to stand out from the crowd of Wimbledon dresses, why not mix things up with a suit instead. Rochelle Humes capri style offers a twist on classic tailoring offering a fresh touch to a traditional look.

2. A Polka Dot Dress

Proving polka dots work for every occasion, Margot Robbie opted for the print for Wimbledon 2024. Style your polka dot dress with a peep-toe heel and sharp black sunglasses, and you'll be ready for the (hopefully) warm weather.

3. A Stripe Suit

A colourful suit will ensure you stand out from the sea of all-white outfits. Here Sienna Miller makes a case for baby blue set which nods to the sporty atmosphere with statement striping.

4. A Cardigan Combo

Wimbledon can be a great opportunity to let your personality shine through your outfit. Here, Alexa Chung but her signature British spin on Wimbledon dressing by opting for a cosy cardigan and maxi skirt.

5. A Short Suit

Feeling the heat? Short suits have quickly become a great alternative to longer length styles, offering a little more freedom without compromising on style. Here Emma Corrin gives the look a preppy twist with brogues and an on-trend shirt and tie.