What to wear to Wimbledon - The Oldstrom style guide.

Chic, stylish, smart, effortlessly cool- this is the vibe we would want to give off if we were fortunate enough to be court-side next week.

If you have managed to snag yourself a ticket and you want to be the best-dressed spectator this Wimbledon season, then you will definitely want to take a look at the Oldstrom style guide below.

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Although there is no specific dress code for women at Wimbledon, smart dress is encouraged meaning a suit would be a go-to choice. We would also recommend sticking to a light and airy colour palette.

This Dea Kudibal combination: Zinsa jacket, Carita trousers and Cristana shirt is smart, clean and crisp with a subtle and cool twist.

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Hopefully, we will continue to be blessed with gorgeous sunny weather for the event, in which case you will need to plan your outfit accordingly.

A linen jumpsuit, dress or set will be light and comfortable for a day outside in the heat, while a big pair of sunglasses can double up as a sun protector and as a style statement.

*Explore the brands:* *Sand Copenhagen*, *GLAS Eyewear*, *Caroline Svedbom*, *Campomaggi*, *Kennel & Schmenger*

A blazer is always recommended for any event in the UK, just in case the temperature drops… and no one does classic blazers better than Sand Copenhagen!

Complete your look with fun, summery accessories like the Ocean Pearl Earrings from the Caroline Svedbom Resort collection, along with a big stack of matching bracelets of course.

The Summer social calendar will soon be kicking off with the iconic RHS Chelsea Flower Show- an annual event held at the historic Royal Hospital Chelsea, running from the 21st to the 25th of May.

If you managed to grab some tickets this year, then you might be in need of a little outfit inspiration. Here are a few of our recommendations for event-appropriate looks.

We know, as Miranda would say “Florals for Chelsea Flower Show… groundbreaking” but in this case it really is a perfect match!

A summery, day dress is a great, easy option to nail the smart/casual dress code. Pair with a comfy trainer to get you through the day and some statement jewellery, like these Caroline Svedbom Petite Rope and Anemone styles, to add an extra touch of glamour to the look.

Chelsea Flower Show is the perfect excuse to pull out the linen pieces from summer wardrobe storage.
This set from Sand Copenhagen would be light and comfortable for a day in the sun, but still gives a crisp and sophisticated look, especially when layered with an Italian-tailored, double-breasted cream blazer.

This gorgeous set from the Sand Copenhagen SS24 collection ticks many of the dress code boxes:
Neutral / pastel colours representative of Springtime
Cheerful, floral print
Soft, comfortable material and fit
Dress the look up or down with wedges, sandals or a pair of trainers and finish off with a bag of your choice.

The Caritadea trousers from Dea Kudibal could be the perfect choice if you prefer a more tailored look.
Here the trousers have been styled with the Cassisa Blouse in Datura Cobalt, but the clean and sophisticated cream colour of the trousers will make them easy to style with whatever blouse you choose.

On a really hot day, a straw fedora and a pair of sunglasses would be the perfect accessories to help protect your face from the sun. Here we have also styled the Tusnelda dress from Dea Kudibal with a Verecruz, woven bag from Campomaggi and ‘Holly’ sandals from Kennel & Schmenger for a complete, summer-ready look.