tennis enthusiast. " data-reactid="19">The Duchess of Cambridge is famous for being a tennis fan.
Regular over the years at the Royal Box at the Wimbledon Championships, the mother of three has continuously welcomed the field style in clothes by the likes of Alexander McQueen, Dolce & Gabbana and Emilia Wickstead.
While the annual event won’t take place this year due to the coronavirus, marking the first time that the tournament hasn’t gone on since World War II – the 36-year-old royal has still managed to embrace her spectator style.
Before what would be the start of the weekend of the finals of the famous championships, the Duchess was reached in a video call with the students of the Bond Primary School, in south London, by the surprise guest and the Wimbledon champion, Sir Andy Murray.
Tennis & Croquet Club, wore a fitting tennis-themed ensemble for the occasion." data-reactid="25">Kate, who is the patron of the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, wore a tennis-themed suit for the occasion.
tennis players." data-reactid="26">A close look at the vibrant green midi dress shows that it is covered in tiny tennis players.
The playful design was created by the British brand HVN, the eponymous model brand and DJ Harley Viera-Newton, available in Net-A-Porter, Farfetch and Matches Fashion.
While the patterned dress is undoubtedly one of the most extravagant clothes that the mother of three has ever debuted, followed by the cabbage print M&S dress worn by Kate last month, it has already been a great success and the dress from $ 1,050 ($ 775 USD) it is almost sold out.
So if you want to recreate Kate’s SW19 style this year, you may want to hurry.
Kate paired the look with the coordinated earrings of green onyx gemstones from British jewelry Monica Vinader, which are also available for purchase for $ 230.
