Queen Camilla went the royal rewear route in an icy blue Anna Valentine dress for her appearance at The Championships, Wimbledon on Wednesday in London.
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The U.K.’s queen consort spotlighted one of her longtime go-to British couturiers, sporting the same icy blue frock she wore to the 2026 edition of Royal Ascot in June. The long-sleeve dress was crafted in a light, moveable fabric with sharp shoulders and a defined neckline.
A slight V-shape at the neckline was emphasized by contrasting fabric, while lightly exposed seams gave the midi dress a streamlined appearance. Similar material contrast at the hemline mirrored the details at her neckline.
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Queen Camilla accessorized with a pair of turquoise and diamond earrings and a simple gold necklace. The queen consort also added a pair of neutral taupe wedges to complete her look for the annual tennis Grand Slam tournament.
Queen Camilla has a long history of attending Wimbledon and often wears pieces by Anna Valentine and her other preferred British designer, Fiona Clare. While attending the tournament in July 2025, she sported an animal print dress by the aforementioned couturier.
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Queen Camilla’s Wimbledon looks have run the gamut from animal prints to polka dots and even a few plays on tennis whites — a nod to the traditional attire and dress code adhered to by players competing in the Grand Slam tournament at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
She is just the latest member of the British royal family to attend the 2026 edition of Wimbledon. On July 2, Kate Middleton made her way to the tournament clad in a linen blue suit designed by Gabriela Hearst.
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Wimbledon 2026 is the third Grand Slam tournament of the tennis season. Italy’s Jannik Sinner competes to defend his men’s singles title, while American Coco Gauff, the sole women’s Grand Slam singles champion remaining in the draw, competes for her first Wimbledon title. The tournament concludes on Sunday.