All eyes were on Harriet Sperling's chic pastel co-ord and handbag just like Kate's at Wimbledon - here's where to shop the exact look
Harriet Sperling is on a winning style streak. The partner of Peter Phillips has been making an increasing number of public appearances alongside him - and turning heads each time.
After wowing in a polished ensemble by Suzannah London at Royal Ascot, Harriet stepped out in another standout look at Wimbledon.
For the tennis championships, she embraced the sunshine in a charming pastel blue co-ord from Wiggy Kit, featuring a scallop-trim blouse and mid-length skirt.
She completed the outfit with Penelope Chilvers platform sandals, Finlay & Co sunglasses and the Midi Mayfair bag by Aspinal of London - a favourite of the Princess of Wales - who are having a huge sale right now.
Her breezy, summer-ready ensemble was perfectly suited for the event.
Keen to recreate the look? The best part is Harriet's exact outfit is available to shop, along with her shoes, sunglasses and a very similar bag.
If you'd like to see what else the high street has to offer, explore our edit below.
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