Daisy Edgar-Jones closed out Wimbledon’s final day with an appearance that combined effortless summer polish with precise tailoring and a strong accessories game. The actress attended Sunday’s Men’s Singles Final as a guest of Harper’s Bazaar and Range Rover, wearing a striped cotton look from Gucci and a pair of kitten heel slingbacks.
Daisy Edgar-Jones joins Range Rover and Harper’s Bazaar during the Men’s Singles Final Day at The Championships, Wimbledon on July 13, 2025 in London.
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The cream leather slingback shoes offered a subtle edge with its low kitten heel and dark contrast stitching. A narrow T-strap crossed the foot, fastened by a silver-tone buckle that brought just enough structure to temper the softness.
A closer look at Edgar-Jones’ kitten heel slingback shoes she wore at Wimbledon.
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Her outfit followed suit, pairing clean structure with soft detail. Edgar-Jones wore Gucci’s tie-front cotton camisole and Lido striped midi skirt, both rendered in blue and white oxford stripe and punctuated with the brand’s signature monogram. The set, part of Gucci’s summer capsule, nodded to the house’s breezier silhouettes and softer tailoring. It’s the same collection she helped debut in April as the face of the Gucci Lido campaign, photographed by Jim Goldberg.
She rounded out the look with house staples: a Bamboo 1947 Raffia Bag — a piece she’s been carrying all season — and Gucci’s oval-frame sunglasses in ivory and brown.
Since her breakout in “Normal People,” Edgar-Jones has maintained a close relationship with Gucci, appearing at the brand’s spring and fall 2025 shows and frequently wearing the label on press tours. Her latest roles in “Twisters” and On “Swift Horses” have marked a career expansion — and her wardrobe has followed suit, leaning toward more refined lines and accessories with quiet impact.
Edgar-Jones was among the high-profile guests attending the final day of Wimbledon on Sunday, where Italy’s Jannik Sinner defeated Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in four sets to win the 2025 men’s singles title.
