Nicole Kidman looks perfectly polished as she gives Wimbledon whites a fresh twist with a hint of trending blush pink
She styled her preppy off-white suit with a pink satin shirt and matching tie for a Sunday spent courtside
Wimbledon is synonymous with more than just great tennis, and once we've got past the fantastic courtside style, our attention is firmly on the Pimm's and strawberries and cream that are synonymous with a day at the SW19 sporting event. And whether Nicole Kidman intended to or not, her resplendent Ralph Lauren ensemble gave a nod to Wimbledon's most famous snack at Sunday's Men's singles finals.
Sitting in the Royal box alongside the likes of Anna Wintour and Sienna Miller, Nicole looked chic and summer-ready in a cream tailored suit by Ralph Lauren. The double-breasted blazer was styled with relaxed, straight-legged trousers for an elegant fit that balanced the structured shoulders.
And despite the warm weather, Nicole opted to keep within Wimbledon's polished aesthetic, wearing her creamy suit on top of the palest of strawberry pink satin shirts, with a matching tie. Completing her look with a pair of Ralph Lauren's woven leather flats, the androgynous silhouette gave a nod to the blush fashion colour trend of 2026, while also remaining true to Wimbledon's much-loved, elevated aesthetic.
Like Nicole's blazer, this one from Karen Millen comes in a sleek off-white hue, with a double-breasted fit and a structured and flattering silhouette. It also has ruched sleeves, meaning that even in the summer heat, this design has rolled your sleeves for you and adds a more casual, yet polished finish.
When it comes to what to wear in the heat, linen pieces are a great way to keep cool, even when you're wearing layers like blazers. This Uniqlo shirt is made from 100% linen and comes in this beautiful soft pink hue that's a great match for Nicole's style. You can wear this for more casual and relaxed moments, too.
These M&S trousers are available in petite, regular and tall, so you can get a perfect fit. The straight leg fit is a universally flattering cut that makes them wearable with both more fitted and more relaxed-fitting tops and jackets. The ecru hue is so versatile and oozes a quiet luxury feel.
Ignore the fact that you can only really buy ties from the menswear sections of stores - they're for everyone, and Nicole's look proves that. This Reiss design comes in a stunning soft pink that's perfectly paired with creamy suits to introduce soft colour.
If you're inspired by Nicole's Wimbledon look but are apprehensive about wearing a blazer in the heat, opting for a linen piece like this one from Fatface is sure to be cooler. Style it with jeans or the matching Fatface Aya Ivory Linen Trouser.
Of all the colour combinations loved by stylists, Nicole’s strawberries and cream pairing is a stand-out for the summer months. Not only does it incorporate the blush pink hues from this season's fashion colour trends, but the palette is elegant and elevated.
Wimbledon might be over for another year, but there are plenty of occasions that can still call for sleek white tailoring. From a late afternoon garden party to an evening dinner, suited-and-booted styles are great for date night outfits and warm-weather events that lean on the dressier side of smart casual outfit ideas, too.
If you are looking to invest in a white two-piece suit, remember that you don’t have to wear it as a head-to-toe outfit all the time. You can increase the versatility by pairing it with other items from your summer capsule wardrobe, wearing the jacket and blazer separately with other tops, tees or bottoms. Finish off your look with a pair of loafers, heels or your best white trainers, depending on the occasion.
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Charlie Elizabeth Culverhouse is a freelance royal news, entertainment and fashion writer. She began her journalism career after graduating from Nottingham Trent University with an MA in Magazine Journalism, receiving an NCTJ diploma, and earning a First Class BA (Hons) in Journalism at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute. She has also worked with Good To, BBC Good Food, The Independent, The Big Issue and The Metro.
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