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Making only her second public appearance since her cancer diagnosis, the Princess of Wales received a standing ovation as she took her seat at Wimbledon for the men's singles final Kate's lilac midi dress with twisted bodice, the Cecilia, by London-based, demi-couture label Safiyaa (1,295, it has just sold out!), was a winner in so many ways The heavy crepe of the full skirt ensured there was not a crease to be seen as the princess made her way on to the court to present the trophies Winning smiles: Princess Charlotte shakes hands with the winner, with Kate looking on, following Carlos Alcaraz's victory over Novak Djokovic Sunshine and smiles: The Princess of Wales with AELTC Chair Debbie Jevans at the match The colour purple is deeply royal, but also denotes courage - something Kate showed she has in spades right now The bodice (adorned by the purple and green bow brooch of the All England club, of which Kate is patron) gave a new softness, a new ease to the princess's silhouette, which in the past has been way too nipped in Her hair, more caramel than of late, was worn loose and natural for Sunday's men's final And the heavy crepe of the full skirt ensured there was not a crease to be seen as the princess made her way on to the court to present the trophies

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The bodice has darts, so I didnt have to try to match the gingham across princess seams