Princess Kate made her second official appearance of the year on Sunday, July 14, when she attended the 2024 Wimbledon men's final.

The younger sister of the Duchess of Wales dressed appropriately for the occasion, repurposing a pink floral dress from Beulah London that she had previously worn to another special and notable event, her brother James Middleton's 2021 wedding to Alizee Thevenet.

A summer-inspired Peony Teaberry dress from the brand's Pre-Spring 2020 collection featured a ruffled overlay at the neckline and bust. The dress was also accented with a pink ribbon waistband and ruffled hemline, and cut off at the ankle, which was right on trend for the summer 2024 maxi dress trend.

To complete the Wimbledon-approved look, the Duchess of Wales' sister carried a Natasha clutch handbag from Emmy London.

Unfortunately, Middleton Matthew's particular dress is no longer in stock. Thankfully, fashionistas can find them online, so royal-worthy (or royal-adjacent) summer dresses are still within reach.

Like her sister who supports her, the Princess of Wales certainly wore a dress worthy of the world's oldest and arguably most prestigious tennis tournament.

For her second official public appearance, following a cancer diagnosis and ongoing preventive treatment, Kate Middleton chose a regal-looking purple Safiya dress with a ruched bodice and a softly flared skirt. To accentuate the outfit, the royal wore Sabine hoop earrings by independent British jeweler By Pariah.

The color of Princess Kate's dress was undoubtedly intentional. Purple is closely associated with Wimbledon and its iconic purple and green logo, a favorite color of the royal family.

Not to be outdone, the young Princess Charlotte wore a lovely blue and white polka-dot dress with an eye-catching blue ribbon that was perfectly placed in her hair.

Unlike Pippa Middleton Matthews and Princess Charlotte, Prince William was away from his wife at the Wimbledon Championships this year.

Following Middleton's cancer diagnosis, the Prince has reportedly been more protective of his wife and children than ever, but was busy fulfilling his obligations as president of the Football Association by attending the Euro 2024 championship match between England and Spain.