Wimbledon patron the Princess of Wales’ blue dress is stadium-ready, with its strong shoulder and mid-length sleeves, not to be outdone by the silver-gilt men’s cup. Below, the royal family in situ in the Royal Box, the Prince of Wales and Prince George boldly rocking the hatless-ness privilege.

Princess Kate attended the men's final at Wimbledon together with Prince William and their two older children. The whole family appeared color-coordinated in blue.

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The Princess of Wales was met with a standing ovation at Wimbledon on Saturday, as she marked her first public engagement since she cancelled her Ascot appearance - and we asked if the Royal Family wo

Wimbledon wouldn’t be Wimbledon without a few royals in the crowd. The tournament has long been a favourite tradition among the monarchy, with Queen Elizabeth II having first attended as reigning monarch in 1957. At the time, she famously presented the trophy to Althea Gibson.

From the Prince and Princess of Wales to Queen Camilla, the royal family has been out in full force to watch some grass court tennis.

As many spectators watching from home clocked, however, doing so saw Kate break a major Wimbledon rule, in that hats are reportedly forbidden in the stands. The dress code for the annual sporting tournament is stated clearly on its official website.

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