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Wimbledon’s Royal Box hosted numerous royals today: In addition to Queen Camilla, Princess Anne’s son Peter Phillips and his new wife Harriet Sperling were in attendance. The couple, who wed in the Cotswolds last month, looked stylish for a day at the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Harriet chose a lime green and blue check silk Emilia Wickstead dress, while Peter opted for a light gray jacket and blue tie.
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The couple arriving at Wimbledon.
The choice of Emilia Wickstead is particularly notable for Harriet as the designer created her lace wedding dress, and the Wimbledon quarterfinals today are the couple’s third public appearance since their wedding. (They also attended Royal Ascot.)
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The couple on their wedding day.
“We aligned on something authentic, traditional, and modern,” the New Zealand-born designer told British Vogue of the wedding dress, and they “visualised the final silhouette quite early on.” Per the publication, the wedding gown “was crafted across several months and hundreds of hours of atelier work. It is imbued with personal symbolism and exquisite historical references: the lace pays tribute to the local florals where the bride and groom both grew up, and the train was inspired by a 19th century silhouette. As noted by Wickstead, the dress is made of Italian ivory crepe, which, while not so often seen in bridal designs, beautifully ‘moulds to the body.’”
Once they got into the Royal Box, Harriet put on a pair of Finlay sunglasses. Peter, too, donned shades.
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In the front row of the Royal Box.
This isn’t their first time attending Wimbledon together; shortly after they made their public debut as a couple, they went to the tennis tournament. Harriet’s outfit today is in line what she’s worn to Wimbledon in years past:
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In Emilia Wickstead, Manolo Blahnik pumps, and carrying an Anya Hindmarch bag.
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In Wiggy Kit linen set, Kate Spade platforms, and Aspinal of London bag.
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In a ME+EM silk cotton dress.
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Emily Burack (she/her) is the Deputy Digital Editor for Town & Country, where she covers entertainment, celebrities, the royals, and a wide range of other topics. Before joining T&C, she was the deputy managing editor at Hey Alma, a Jewish culture site. Follow her @emburack on Instagram, Twitter, and other social media platforms.