Forget black, this summer is all about the little white dress, and Katherine Jenkins just wore a new Wimbledon favourite

The singer looked incredible in her fit-and-flare design while courtside

A HEADSHOT OF KATHERINE JENKINS
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Katherine Jenkins mastered Wimbledon whites this week in not one, but two exceptional white dresses. Attending on the second day of Wimbledon, the singer was spotted in a little white dress by Nadine Merabi, with Roxy Horner spotted in an identical dress, and Katherine Ryan sporting a style from the same collection with similar button detailing.

Her white cotton dress was by Nadine Merabi and featured a fit-and-flare shape, a sweetheart-inspired neckline and hammered gold buttons for an elevated detail. Paired with a raffia and tan leather Aspinal Mayfair bag, Katherine leaned into the glorious sunshine that beamed down on SW19 for day 2 of play.

Demonstrating exactly what to wear to Wimbledon, Katherine effortlessly navigated the unspoken smart casual dress code, and she appeared to finish her outfit with a pair of dark-rimmed sunglasses. Crafted from cotton, her breathable outfit, with a comfortable A-line skirt, was a great choice for watching the tennis.

katherine jenkins wearing a white dress at wimbledon

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The fit-and-flare shape of Katherine's dress is universally flattering as the nipped-in waist and A-line skirt will accentuate natural curves or create them on straighter frames, so you really can't go wrong with this particular silhouette.

The block colour is a winner too, as the plain, crisp white tone will act as a blank canvas for a whole host of accessories to switch up your look to suit different plans. A cotton midi can work for a fancy event, but will also look great with your most comfortable trainers and a denim jacket, or with chunky sandals and a patterned tote bag. You really can get plenty of wear out of this hero buy.

The shiny metallic buttons on Katherine's dress added detail and glamour, and you can recreate the metallic magic by adding an armful of gold bangles or an oversized pair of earrings. For even more of a vintage feel, try attaching an oversized brooch to the front of your frock too.

Matilda Stanley

Matilda Stanley is a freelance style editor covering all things fashion, beauty and interiors. She writes and styles for both print and online and covers everything from the latest catwalk trends to bargain skincare buys. With over fifteen years of experience in the industry, Matilda has worked on TV shows including 'Gok's Fashion Fix', and written and styled for publications including Closer, Heat, Bella, Look, Woman, Good Housekeeping, Now, and The Daily Mail.

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