Katy Perry attended Day Three of Wimbledon on Wednesday in London, channeling the 1950s with a summer-appropriate neckerchief.
The singer wore a navy off-the-shoulder long-sleeve top paired with a long white skirt. She accessorized with sunglasses, a navy Ralph Lauren Collection flap leather bag and, most notably, a polka-dot neckerchief.
Perry was joined at Wimbledon by her husband, Orlando Bloom, who coordinated with the navy color scheme. The actor wore a navy windowpane check suit with a light blue and white striped shirt and navy tie. He also opted for sunglasses for the summer day.
Perry has been making more appearances in London this year. In May, for the coronation of King Charles III, the singer looked to the late designer Vivienne Westwood, an icon in London’s fashion scene, for her look. Perry wore a bespoke lilac short-sleeve jacket with a classic drape and a matching tailored skirt from the brand, as well as the popular Vivienne Westwood three-strand pearl necklace.
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The day after the formal Coronation ceremony, Perry performed at the Coronation Concert. For her performance, she opted to wear Vivienne Westwood again, channeling gilded glamour in an 18th-century-inspired gold metallic leatherette gown with a sculpted bodice, plunging neckline and an oversize skirt.
Wimbledon is the oldest tennis tournament in the world, and this year marks its 146th tournament. This year’s tournament kicked off on Monday with women’s and men’s singles matches. The annual championship competition held in London is considered one of the most prestigious in the tennis world.
The tournament has seen its list of celebrity guests in addition to Perry. Other attendees spotted have included Catherine, Princess of Wales, Idina Menzel and Elle Fanning.