While the rest of us will be tuning in at home, you may have been lucky enough to grab a ticket. As well as packing your sunscreen, you’ll want to make sure you look good.
In the past, Wimbledon was known to have a notoriously stringent dress code. In recent time though this has become more relaxed with only fashion extremes like ripped jeans and dirty trainers being banned, and to be honest so they should be as getting dressed up for Wimbledon is half the fun!
To help you look your best, Daniel Footwear have written this guide to offer some advice:
Clothing
As we’ve already mentioned, there are certain pieces of clothing that shouldn’t be worn to Wimbledon. We suggest leaving your casual clothes in favour of a smart-casual look, as seen on famous Wimbledon attendees like Kim Murray or Sienna Miller.
Of course, being in Britain, you need to dress for the weather. If the weather is overcast, trousers and a tailored jacket is a great look. Wear a loose-fitting vest or top underneath the jacket, so that you’re prepared if the sun does make an appearance.
Thankfully, the weather is usually good for the tournament, with many spectators soaking up the sun as well as the atmosphere. If the sun is coming out to play choose clothing that will keep you cool like floaty sundresses, tailored shorts and lightweight tops. Make sure you pack a cover-up too — a cardigan or thin jacket is great for matches that last long after the sun goes down.
Footwear
The great thing about Wimbledon is that you’ll do minimal walking. For many, this will offer greater potential in terms of footwear. If you are planning on wearing heels, choose a mid-height pair to remain in-keeping with the smart-casual vibe.
Sandals are the perfect choice for Wimbledon, although flip flops are a little too casual. Instead, wear strappy formal sandals — they’ll keep your feet comfortable and cool.
Accessories
Don't forget to put those perfect finishing touches to your outfit. Sat in the sun all day, you may be tempted to wear a hat. However, be careful that your hat isn't so big that it will block the view of the people behind you.
It's important to shield your eyes with a pair of sunglasses to protect them from the sun, so choose a stylish pair in a retro look to be sure you don’t miss out on any of the action!
Tell me have you been to Wimbeldon?
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I've never been to Wimbeldon but it seems like a good excuse to dress up and have a day out x
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy tennis but yes, it is a good excuse to dress up and have a day out too!
DeleteI went last year and it was so much fun, I was dressed up to the nines haha. Love the sandals so cute xx
ReplyDeleteGlad your enjoyed Ana!
DeleteThose are great tips to watch the game, I think it looks very appropriate :) x
ReplyDeleteI'd love to go to Wimbledon - always find Murray so fascinating to watch! My school went but for some reason, it wasn't offered up to me. Dunno if it was maybe those involved in tennis? lol can't remember! x
ReplyDeleteMurray is a true star.
DeleteI have never been to Wimbledon, some great ideas and tips here for those that do go though. Kaz x
ReplyDeleteI've never attended any sporting event, Wimbledon always seems like a very classy affair. Your choices look perfect
ReplyDeleteI think people do make an effort at Wimbledon.
DeleteSome great suggestions, I'm not a sports fan at all but would love to go to Wimbledon for the atmosphere! xo
ReplyDeleteThe atmosphere is so brilliant.
DeleteI love going to Wimbledon and depending on which court I am in, depends on how I dress x
ReplyDeleteYes, good point! It's more of an event if you are on one of the top courts like centre court.
DeleteThis is a great post! I have never been to Wimbledon before as I am not very into Tennis x
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