The Princess of Wales will be sorely missed at this year's Wimbledon. The Princess can always be relied upon for bringing her A-game, leading the way in an array of gorgeous tennis-ready looks.
As Kate, 42, continues to undergo preventative chemotherapy for cancer, royal fans look forward to welcoming her back to the stands at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club when she is ready and well.
Join HELLO! on a stroll down memory lane as we look back at the royal's stunning back catalogue of Wimbledon outfits…
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A mother-daughter moment, 2023
Last year Kate looked simply stunning in an emerald green midi dress from Roland Mouret featuring a ruffle over one shoulder and capped sleeves. Her daughter Princess Charlotte, nine, looked so sweet in a pale blue floral tea dress and pink sunnies.
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Kate's tennis ball green, 2023
The Princess opted for a lighter hue of the famous Wimbledon green the day before. Her look was comprised of a pleated midi skirt and belted blazer with short sleeves from Self-Portrait. The pale green ensemble was teamed with pearl earrings and nude heels.
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Kate's structured look, 2023
Prince William's wife sparked comparisons to her late mother-in-law Princess Diana when she opted for this Balmain pistachio green 80s-style blazer with white trim which was teamed with a white pleated skirt and white stilettos.
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Kate's vintage flare, 2022
In 2022, the royal attended the Men's Singles Final with her 10-year-old son Prince George wearing a vintage-style polka dot dress from Alexandra Rich which was styled with a pair of black and white capped-toe heels for a true 40s touch.
She wore polka dots for a second time in 2022 when she was spotted on day nine alongside her husband.
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Kate in sunshine yellow, 2022
The royal was the Belle of the ball in this Beauty and the Beast-worthy look. Her unexpected sunshine yellow dress from Roksanda Ilinčić featured a large bow adornment on one shoulder and a pleated skirt for an extra feminine feel.
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Kate in grass green, 2021
The mother-of-three opted for a different shade of green, more attuned with the shade of grass in 2021. Her blowdry looked next level and her Emilia Wickstead dress was simple but effective.
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Kate in powder pink, 2021
The Princess moved away from tennis green when she opted for this flattering Beulah London dress in pale pink featuring a belted waistline. She swapped her statement blowdry for beachy curls.
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Kate with Meghan Markle, 2019
In 2019, the royal was spotted with her sister-in-law Meghan Markle. While Kate opted for a bottle green Dolce & Gabbana dress with a button-down front and tie neckline, Prince Harry's wife opted for a chic white Givenchy shirt tucked into a pleated midi skirt.
Kate's sister Pippa Middleton joined the royal ladies.
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Kate in Cinderella blue, 2019
Her Belle-coded yellow dress wasn't Kate's only fairytale moment at Wimbledon. In 2019, she looked like Cinderella in this pastel blue A-line number from Emilia Wickstead.
That year she also switched up the pastels for a black and white moment by Suzannah London, adding a waist-cinching belt from Alexander McQueen.
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Kate's post-pregnancy chic, 2018
Having given birth to Prince Louis earlier in the year, Kate rocked a polka dot Jenny Packham dress with a Dolce & Gabbana top-handle bag.
She wore yellow once again in 2018, wearing a canary yellow Dolce & Gabbana midi dress with ruffled capped sleeves.
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Kate in florals, 2017
Kate rocked a long bob and also switched up her fashion game, ditching a block colour for a floral number from Catherine Walker & Co.
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Kate in maximalist print, 2016
The Princess embraced print galore in 2016 when she attended the Men's Final between Milos Raonic and Andy Murray in a white dress featuring an eclectic butterfly and seashell print from Alexander McQueen.
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Kate in bold red, 2015
In 2015, the King's daughter-in-law waved goodbye to shy pastels and rocked a fiery red dress from L.K. Bennett with a bold leopard print clutch.
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Kate in broderie anglaise, 2014
Kate looked pristine in a classic broderie anglaise look in a bridal white hue which was made by Zimmermann. She carried a summer-ready raffia clutch with red detailing to add a relaxed feel to the look.
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Kate in bridal white, 2011
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The then-Duchess of Cambridge attended her first Wimbledon as a married woman in 2011, rocking classic tennis white in the form of this Temperley tiered dress.