Zendaya has fully embraced her Challenger days while attending this year's Wimbledon Championships.

On Sunday, July 14, the actress was spotted in the crowd watching the men's singles final between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz, wearing a white Ralph Lauren blazer, blue and white striped button-down shirt and navy blue tie. The Challengers star chose to accent her Wimbledon-worthy look with a simple silver ring and diamond studs.

Zendaya wore an almost identical look on Saturday, July 13, for day 13 of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships. Again wearing Ralph Lauren, the actress enjoyed the tournament in a khaki tweed blazer with a blue button-down shirt and wide denim shorts.

Instead of a solid navy blue tie, the actress accessorized her blazer with a knit blue and white striped tie and a Louis Vuitton purse.

Zendaya's tennis-inspired look (pun intended) thanks to her latest film, "Challengers," in which she plays a tennis player-turned-coach who helps transform her husband into a world-renowned Grand Slam champion tennis player. She has been showing off her work.

In April, the actress wore a custom green dress, inspired by a tennis ball and designed by Celia Crisaglioti, to the "Challengers" Los Angeles debut after-party at the Funke restaurant in Beverly Hills.

The gown, styled by Lo Roach, featured a halter design, a deeply plunging neckline, and tennis ball embellishment at the front. It also featured a floor-length skirt and a thigh-high split in the center.

At another "Challengers" premiere on March 26 in Sydney, Australia, Zendaya wore another Loewe look designed by Jonathan Anderson, with green sequins and a trompe l'oeil silhouette of a tennis player's shadow

Of course, the dress was also designed by Jonathan Anderson.

Zendaya, of course, was not the only important figure to attend Wimbledon this year. To the surprise and delight of royal fans around the world, Princess Kate made her second official public appearance on July 14 in a Wimbledon-inspired purple dress.

The regal purple Safiya dress, with its shirred bodice and softly flared skirt, was a tribute to the tournament, as purple is closely associated with Wimbledon and its iconic purple and green logo.