Carole Middleton Takes Wimbledon Championships 2024 in Striking Brown Suede Pumps

Carole sat in the stands alongside her husband Michael Middleton.

Carole Middleton attended day four of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships 2024 today in London. Carole sat in the stands alongside her husband Michael Middleton.

The British businesswoman donned a pair of suede pumps in a neutral hue. Carole’s footwear featured textural tan suede uppers, sharp triangular toes and 2 to 3-inch block heels, offering the public figure a subtle and walkable boost in height. The textural addition to Carole’s footwear acted to update the otherwise simplistic silhouette.

A multitude of women of the royal family often gravitate towards suede footwear including Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, just to name a few. These royal women, Carole Middleton included, often procure their suede styles from brands like Aquazzura, Gianvito Rossi, Jimmy Choo, Zara and Stuart Weitzman, among others.

In classic Wimbledon fashion, Carole wore a floral maxi dress. The blooming style featured a floral print in shades of green, pink, white and blue, along with a high button-up neckline and a ruched waist. The London native layered a tailored cream blazer overtop her floral digs. The wool blazer was fixed with contrasting black buttons.

Carole is the mother of Kate Middleton, who is married to Prince William, first in line to the British throne. Carole’s fashion sense is known for being timeless and elegant, with a preference for tailored dresses and coats that exude sophistication.

The 2024 Wimbledon Championships started on July 1 and will conclude on July 14. The event is one of the biggest tennis competitions of the year and will feature appearances from big names like David Beckham, Poppy Delevingne, Rebel Wilson, Dave Grohl, Princess Olympia, James Blake and Pink Pantheress, among many others. Last year, Carlos Alcaraz took home his first Wimbledon title on the men’s side, while Marketa Vondrousova won on the women’s side, securing her first Grand Slam victory.