Wimbledon 2025 is not only the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament but also a significant spectacle for fashion and a highlight on the summer social calendar. While the on-court drama captivates audiences, the celebrity style in the stands has once again proven to be a major "spectator sport" in itself, drawing attention to the impeccable dressing of its high-profile attendees.

Despite the absence of a formal dress code for spectators – a stark contrast to the players' strict all-white requirement – an unwritten rule of immaculate attire prevails. This year, VIPs have elegantly embraced Wimbledon’s classic sartorial codes, showcasing a range of sophisticated looks from tailored linen suiting and crisp co-ords to elegant summer dresses and designer eyewear. The renowned SW19 grounds have already welcomed an impressive roster of A-listers, fashion insiders, and royals, with many more anticipated to make an appearance throughout the tournament's duration.

Among the notable figures spotted, Australian actresses Cate Blanchett and Rebel Wilson were seen side-by-side in the royal box, with Blanchett accompanied by her mother, June, and Wilson by her wife, Ramona. Cate Blanchett, despite the heat, maintained a cool demeanor. David Beckham also graced the royal box alongside his mother, Sandra, sporting a suit that matched a bandage, a result of recent wrist surgery. Russell Crowe looked dapper beside his fiance, Britney Theriot.

Royalty was well-represented, with Princess Beatrice supporting her mother, Sarah, Duchess of York, in the royal box. This marked the Duchess of York's first attendance since 2001, after years as a Wimbledon regular often seen with Princess Diana. Other distinguished guests included Joanna Lumley, looking stylish and relaxed, and actor Eddie Redmayne, who attended with his wife of 11 years, Hannah.

The stands were also dotted with familiar faces from the entertainment world, such as British comedian and television host Richard Osman. "White Lotus" actor Jason Isaacs was seen with director and screenwriter Ol Parker. Jessica Alba arrived in London with her daughter Honor Warren, fresh from attending the Bezos-Sánchez wedding. Tennis icon Maria Sharapova, who won at the All England Club at just 17 in 2004, appeared more relaxed now; she is set to be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame later this year.

The list of celebrity attendees further included Australian actress Isla Fisher, elegantly dressed in Monique Lhuillier, and Ronan Keating, who attended with his wife, Australian producer Storm. Actor and director Richard E. Grant was observed in the royal box with Jemima Khan, while actor Chris O’Dowd watched the matches beside his wife, Dawn O’Porter. Judy Murray, mother of two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray, provided her expert tennis observation. These appearances underscore Wimbledon’s enduring appeal as a cultural and social highlight, not just a sporting event.