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Not every reaction was critical. One supporter commented, “She always looks so elegant- no wonder Markle is jealous.”
Catherine’s second Wimbledon appearance drew attention because she switched from a tailored suit to a bold red dress. The brighter color made this look feel completely different from her opening-day outfit. | Source: Getty Images
This was the moment before Catherine presented the Venus Rosewater Dish to women’s singles champion Linda Nosková after the final against Karolína Muchová. The presentation marked one of her key ceremonial duties during the Championships. | Source: Getty ImagesChild Care
The fitted red dress featured a wrapped bodice, a slim belt, and a peplum waist that created a more structured silhouette than her first Wimbledon look. Nude heels and a neutral handbag kept the focus on the vivid color. | Source: Getty Images
The fitted red dress featured a wrapped bodice, a slim belt, and a peplum waist that created a more structured silhouette than her first Wimbledon look. Nude heels and a neutral handbag kept the focus on the vivid color. | Source: Getty ImagesRoyalty
Walking onto Centre Court, Catherine prepared to present the trophy after the women’s singles final. The ceremony is one of the most anticipated traditions of Wimbledon weekend. | Source: Getty Images
Holding the Venus Rosewater Dish, Catherine prepared to award the trophy to Linda Nosková following her championship victory. The presentation was one of the day’s most memorable royal moments. | Source: Getty ImagesVisual Art & Design
George and Charlotte Joined Catherine for the Men’s Final
Catherine’s final Wimbledon appearance also became a family occasion as Prince William, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte accompanied her on that same day.
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