While there is no official Wimbledon The dress code is for the audience, there is a practical slant skewed towards smart, appropriate and English which, for men, usually means a bust and tie, high heels , and ideally a pair of sunglasses to signal that summer is here. Although competitors are required to wear white, many attendees tend to wear (neutral colors). But actor Woody Harrelson, who enjoys watching tennis live and has been going to Wimbledon for years, barely follows the letter’s rules — in his mind, Church Road is a good place to wear a shirt. hemp shirts and Birks as any .
However, one very Wimbledon-y thing that Woody is really attached to is wearing a hat with a brim, usually a Panama or a felt hat, that is both practical (blocking the sun’s rays) and site-compliant. uniform (looks old-school) but also declarative (makes him look like he’s operating on a time island). After all, Great Britain To be an island, and Woody is always the one to find his beach, no matter the language.
Woody Harrelson attends the Evian Live Young Suite at The Championship at Wimbledon on July 14, 2018 in London.David M. Benett / Getty Images
Generally speaking, perennial style Woody has long been a guy in hats: a flat cap, a classic baseball cap, a pork bun, a trendy cowboy—here he’s in Cannes, throwing one in the air! But at least since 2018, he pulled out all the stops for The Championships, sporting a number of different fun hats over the course of the tournament: a black ribbed Panama, some gray and white tones, and until this year, a decorative navy felt hat. This is his first year back to Wimbledon since 2019, when he went viral for being an absolute threat on ESPN’s Wimbledon live feed, appearing frequently wearing the green and purple Wimbledon Panama official hat and indescribable facial expressions. Our fingers are assured that there will be more hats.
