Wimbledon’s opening day wasn’t just about the tennis – it was also a showcase of impeccable celebrity style, with the stands filled with famous faces dressed in designer looks. Amanda Holden stepped out in an elegant Ralph Lauren pinstripe ensemble, Maura Higgins opted for head-to-toe Chanel, while Pixie Lott embraced summer in a coordinated pink two-piece worth £600.
Among the best-dressed guests was Tess Daly, who turned heads in a chic Self-Portrait dress – a label that has long been a favourite of Princess Catherine. Leaning into the royal-inspired aesthetic, Tess completed her look with a handbag from one of Kate’s go-to brands, choosing Strathberry’s elegant Box Crescent bag.
The timeless accessory is currently reduced to £357, down from £475. While it’s still an investment purchase, it’s surprisingly attainable for a handbag from a brand loved by the likes of Princess Catherine, Meghan Markle and even Pamela Anderson. Kate has been spotted carrying the slightly larger Mosaic style on several occasions, which is currently discounted to £421, while Meghan is known to favour the brand’s Midi Tote.
Tess’ Box Crescent, however, comes in at a slightly lower price point than its larger counterparts thanks to the current sale. She opted for the sophisticated vanilla colourway, a versatile neutral that pairs effortlessly with everything from occasionwear to everyday outfits.
Despite its compact appearance, the bag is more practical than you might expect. According to Strathberry, it comfortably fits everyday essentials including an iPhone, a small wallet, hand cream, pressed powder, AirPods and keys – proving there’s room for far more than just a lipstick.
Made from 100% leather and finished with signature gold-tone hardware, the Box Crescent is designed to stand the test of time. Rather than being reserved for special occasions, it’s the kind of investment accessory that can elevate everything from wedding guest outfits to dinner-date looks, instantly giving even the simplest high street ensemble a more luxurious finish, reports the Mirror.
