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The authentic and timeless world of Ralph Lauren

April 2026

RL/Women

Centre Court Style

Wimbledon’s charming air of formality and decorum has been there from the start. Reference the tournament’s classic dress codes and traditions with a Polo twist to stay on point.

Nº 1

Perfect Ease

Update an all-white, summer suiting look with a breezy linen wrap pant for a little flair, then add a few colorful accessories, such as a neck scarf or raffia bag.

On Wearing White

While the players must adhere to the all-white dress code on-court, spectators can wear any color they wish (just look back at Queen Elizabeth II’s penchant for colorful suiting, or Kate Middleton’s many midi dresses in polka dots). Still, it’s summer, and, against the dark-green backdrop, white looks refreshing and crisp. If you do opt for an all-white look—say, a linen suit or sundress—keep things elevated with a great handbag and statement accessories that maintain the style momentum from head to toe.

Buttoned Linen Vest

C$398.00

Polo Play Big Pony Faux-Raffia Tote

C$798.00

Linen Tapered Wrap Pant

C$528.00

Polo Play Leather Thong Sandal

C$398.00

Polo ID Calfskin Mini Shoulder Bag

C$648.00

Nº 2

Afternoon Tea

Give a nod to the English tradition with a tea-length cotton sundress. A low-hip belt and a scarf worn over the head or as a sash take it into Jackie O. territory.

A Touch of Silk

A patterned scarf is always a good idea, but even more so this season—it acts as a shape-shifter to convey different moods and modes. Bring one to the Championships this summer as a multipurpose piece: as vintage-style headscarf with eyewear for sun protection, a shawl in case your seat’s in the shade, or a sash around the waist.

Crochet-Trim Linen Dress

C$528.00

Leather Kitten-Heel Sandal

C$648.00

Wimbledon vs. US Open

Ralph Lauren has been a part of the two Grand Slam tournaments for 20 years, outfitting its umpires, line judges, and ball crews and defining the look and feel of both events through its distinctive hospitality suites. Here, a closer look at what defines the Wimbledon and US Open experiences, from the courts, uniforms, and etiquette to the refreshments and souvenirs.

By Eric Twardzik and Shannon Adducci

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Nº 3

The Right Stripes

Keep things clubby and classic in navy and white, with a crested knit blazer, neutral leather accessories, and a striped tee that’s both timeless and timely this season.

The Little Things

Jewelry is well known to add an instant lift to an outfit; it’s that glint of polished metal or the saddle-leather band of a handsome watch that, when done right, truly finishes a look. But the idea can also be applied to other accessories and details—the curve of a belt buckle, the hardware on a pair of sandals, or the hand-sewn gold bullion on a pocket crest.