On July 8, 2026, Queen Camilla attended the tenth day of the 2026 Wimbledon Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London. Before play began, the Queen met with a ball boy and a ball girl, as well as several long-serving members of staff at the All England Club. For the occasion, Queen Camilla wore an icy blue dress by Anna Valentine.
Zara and Mike Tindall, Peter Phillips, and Harriet Sperling also attended day ten of the Championships. For the occasion, Zara Tindall wore a blue puff-sleeve midi dress by Rebecca Vallance, while Harriet Sperling wore a lime-blue checked silk twill dress by Emilia Wickstead.
Emilia Wickstead Juul Dress
Rebecca Vallance Ava Puff Sleeve Midi Dress
I think my favorite dress in these pictures is the pale pink floral dress the woman with Camilla is wearing. It looks elegant and summery. I like the blue color of Camilla’s dress, which is in her typical style. The blue and white stripes of Zara’s dress seem crisp and appropriate for tennis watching, but the top is perhaps too voluminous looking on her with the puffy sleeves. I don’t really care for the color combination of Harriet’s dress, and the way the top and bottom patterns on it do not line up does not look harmonious to me.
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Yes, that lovely pale pink dress is my favorite too — love its delicate watercolor pastels. A midsummer dream ❤️
DeleteRoyal Watcher , the woman with Camilla wearing the pale pink floral dress is her sister Annabel .
DeleteGood to see Camilla with a hat (and fan!). I cannot understand how people sit under the burning summer sun without hats?! For me that’s such madness.
ReplyDeletehats are not allowed in the royal box because they interfere with peoples view
DeleteI wanted to love Harriet’s dress, but,the stripes below the belt don’t seem to align with the upper part of the dress. In all probability(and looking at the model)this was a deliberate design by the designer. For me it looks a little uneven. I do like her chosen accessories. I believe Harriet will be the shining light in the BRF when it comes to fashion and elegance.
ReplyDeleteQC - Her dress is her usual style,the colour is flattering and it’s suits her coloring perfectly. Also the turquoise earrings are a nice match up.
I loved Zara’s dress(viewed it on another site)the perfect Summer dress, and works perfectly on her.
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Camilla's blue dress is pretty and summery and once again her tried and true style (which is fine, because she looks good in this) but I like the pinkish shirt dress of the lady standing beside her in the first photo. The 'chiffon-type' gathered tiers gives it a light and frothy look perfect for summer.
ReplyDeleteAs for Zara and Harriet's dresses, nothing much there to get my attention.
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Not my day, fashionwise. I don't like this very harsh colour on Camilla, to begin with. Then, the chequered pattern on Harriet's dress which is a shirtwaist, a style quite devoid of prettiness (IMHO of course) and with this hard pattern even more. The complete opposite to the chequered shirtwaist "house dress" is to be seen on Zara, with blown up sleeves and huge bows ... Adult women can wear bows and puff sleeves, OK - but then please not these over-exaggerated formats that can be sweet on small (very small) girls. This dress is a parody on itself. Now everybody hates me, but I can't help it.
ReplyDeleteI don't hate you--I very much agree about the big bows and puffy sleeves. For one thing, they make the wearer's head seem comically small, which is never a good look! For some reason, though, I do like the incongruous (intentionally so) pattern of the shirtwaist; it keeps it from being plain and somewhat boring.
DeleteHate? It’s a fashion blog. Absolutely no need to mention hate, and I’m sorry if previously you may have been targeted by the worst of the commenters, those who use the word “hater” for those who write different opinions.
DeleteRegarding your comment on Camilla’s blue, I wonder if that’s your screen colour, as on my screen it’s an incredibly flattering and very feminine blue that matches her colouring very well.
@05:30 "incongruous pattern" - two slightly different tablecloths sewn together :-) (making fun! and thanks for not hating)
DeleteI don't find the blue of the dress on Camilla flattering either. I rarely like what Zara wears. I've seen some nice Rebecca Valance dresses but rarely on Zara. Emilia Wickstead is another designer I'm usually not fond of dresses. Harriet looks nice but the dress isn't flattering
DeleteHer hair, makeup, jewelry, and shades are good.
@08:40, it is a light turquoise-y blue on my screen and I like the tone itself, it should also flatter blondes and white-haired women. So I am surprised myself that I don't like it on Camilla, but that's it, I don't. No problem if others do. I've seen a short clip inside too, in artificial light, it did not change my mind. -
DeleteI couldn’t agree more. What is it with some of these Australian designers and their overly exaggerated dresses where prints, big sleeves, frills of all types - all compete with each other and the outcome is so all over the place? Rebecca Valance gives Zara free dresses so I guess it’s not necessarily her style per se.
DeleteHarriet must have gotten a big clothing budget in the process of dating/marrying Peter. All her dresses have been in the thousands of pounds range. This one I really dislike.
Camilla gets the “bye” from me. At least she is rewearing and not exaggerating with new outfits all the time.
I couldn’t agree more. What is it with some of these Australian designers and their overly exaggerated dresses where prints, big sleeves, frills of all types - all compete with each other and the outcome is so all over the place? Rebecca Valance gives Zara free dresses so I guess it’s not necessarily her style per se.
DeleteHarriet must have gotten a big clothing budget in the process of dating/marrying Peter. All her dresses have been in the thousands of pounds range. This one I really dislike.
Camilla gets the “bye” from me. At least she is rewearing and not exaggerating with new outfits all the time.
I'm not a fan of the way the check pattern doesn't match up along the hip seam on Harriet's Emilia Wickstead dress -- to my eye, that always cheapens a look.
ReplyDeleteZara's Rebecca Valance dress is too busy for me, with its stripes going a dozen different ways -- not to mention the excessive volume froufing widthways across the upper body. Even on the model, the design looks overly engineered.
Camilla's re-wear has a beautiful skirt effect created by all the gores. But I think its plain fabric is seen to best advantage when accessorised with her big jewellery and her big hats -- such as at Ascot and garden parties. Lyra
Zara really likes puffy sleeves, abit too much for giving her a nice silhouette.
ReplyDeleteZara's dress looks immaculate. I also viewed it on another site, the sleeves in those photos were fine, not sure what was the issue with above photo, puffed out looking? She really looked gorgeous, her accessory color was perfection. Loved her overall look.
ReplyDeleteCamilla's dress suits her well, her uniform style, suiting her shape perfectly, color is sublime.
The lady in the first photo looks wonderful up close this dress and fabric/pattern etc.. gorgeous very feminine and elegant.
The Emilia Wickstead dress, I dislike very much. The pattern of the fabric I don't find appealing, nor does the skirt of the dress align with the bodice of the dress, badly so. The combined colors I don't find attractive.
Nice to see Harriet, Peter and Zara they all look good, my friend was sitting with that group she was having a fun day out
ReplyDeleteJe trouve que Peter Philipps ressemble de plus en plus à son oncle Andrew ((physiquement)
ReplyDeleteThe Rebecca Valence dress is really interesting and the crisp material and colours make it feel cooling for a hot summer. I like the way the marketing photos show different options for the long waist tie. I particularly like it tied at the back. And it really does suit the long slender model. On Zara it’s looking a little bouffant, but photos as we all know from photos of ourselves are 99 % bad, 1% great, so I think it’s just the one bad photo on a hot day, outside when none of us look as elegant.
ReplyDeleteA mon avis, c'est la robe d'Emilia Wickstead d'Harriet qui a mes faveurs au niveau des couleurs dont le fond vert anis est rafraîchissant - Où le bât blesse, c'est au niveau des motifs du haut et du bas qui sont en décalage ; certains messieurs ont eu l'excellente idée de ne pas porter de cravate !
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That Emilia Wickstead dress isa disaster. How did it ever get past the sample stage in her studio. It looks like a kilt gone wrong so they sewed it to a shirt and gave it a belt.
ReplyDeleteDare I say that imho Queen Camilla looks dressed best of all three royal ladies? To me it seems that with Mrs. Phillip's Emilia Wickstead number something went wrong when sewing together the - rather intricate and therefore challenging - check pattern. Also, Mrs. Tindall gives a lot, a lot of Dorothy Gale "Wizard of Oz" vibes.
ReplyDeleteStunning dress of queen Camilla in daring Zara also wears a beautiful dress.colour that enhances her complexion!
ReplyDeleteI do not like any of the dresses I see here on the photo's. The reason why has been explained by other commenters. Oh yes, I see a beautiful white handbag worn by Harriet, but I doubt it is the real thing. It is probably an imitation of one of the Hermes bags. Where are the days when a younger Pow attended Wimbledon in the company of her sister Pippa ? They wore beautiful dresses and accessories.
ReplyDeleteNice dresses worn by the Queen and the other family members. I am sure everyone had a fun filled day.
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