Lily Collins wrapped up her Wimbledon appearances on Sunday with a look that leaned into structure, subtle contrast and a standout flat. Attending Day 14 of the tournament as a guest of Champaggne Lanson alongside husband, filmmaker Charlie McDowell, the actress and Calvin Klein campaign star stepped out in a breezy cream dress and white leather Mary Janes from Souliers Martinez — her second statement-making flat at this year’s Championships.
The shoe, the Flamenca, is one of the brand’s best-known silhouettes: a low-profile, all-leather Mary Jane with double ankle straps and polished gold sphere buckles. Made in Spain, the flats balance delicacy and geometry — from the slightly squared almond toe to the low block heel and sharply cut vamp. The gold detailing isn’t just ornamental; it acts as the shoe’s fastening mechanism, giving an otherwise minimalist style just enough edge to stand out against crisp cottons and neutrals.
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Collins paired the flats with an off-white shirt dress that matched the Flamenca’s sculptural spirit. The piece featured asymmetric pleating across the waist, an oversized collar with grommeted button closures and strong shoulders softened by rolled sleeves. The result was clean, composed, and sharply tailored without feeling rigid — a tonal shift from her Wimbledon look just a week earlier.
Last week, Collins wore metallic gold mesh ballet flats from Alaïa with a striped Stella Jean dress embroidered with brightly colored birds. That pairing leaned into whimsy and transparency, playing with texture and movement.
She kept accessories spare, letting the dress and shoes carry the look. A single gold bracelet, slim hoop earrings and short, dark nails rounded out her details. Hair and makeup stayed soft: a center-parted bob, flushed cheeks and rose gloss kept the focus grounded and fresh.
The “Emily in Paris” star was among the high-profile guests attending the final day of Wimbledon on Sunday, where Italy’s Jannik Sinner defeated Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in four sets to win the 2025 men’s singles title.