Anna Wintour brings the glamour to Wimbledon as she cheers from the Royal Box

Tennis fanatic Anna Wintour made a stunning appearance to day five of Wimbledon match where she was pictured with a beaming smile in the Royal box. 

The Vogue-editor-in-chief, 72, is known for her courtside appearances -especially if her good friends Serena Williams and Roger Federer are playing. 

Wintour was photographed wearing an all-white outfit which was anything but ordinary and a radiant smile as she sat courtside in the Royal Box.

The Vogue boss stepped out in a long dress patterned with trees and a floor-length embroidered coat and her staple dark shades.

The Vogue-editor-in-chief was pictured laughing from the royal box and was all smiles as she cheered during the match 

Wintour is a tennis fanatic and has been spotted at many major tournaments especially if her friends Serena Williams and Roger Federer are playing 

The Vogue boss cheered courtside and looked invested in the game as she brought the glamour to Wimbledon 

Wintour came to show her support despite her close friends Roger Federer and Serena Williams not being present for the match

She added a touch of color to her outfit by pairing it with a green clutch purse and turquoise jeweled necklace. 

And while the 72-year-old’s friend Roger Federer was missing due to injuries, Wintour still showed her support.

As always she had prime seats for the event and cheered alongside Katherine Jenkins, Sir Cliff Richard, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Princess Michael of Kent and Lady Marina of Windsor. 

Novak Djokovic, Cameron Norrie, Heather Watson are all set to take centre court on Wimbledon day five. 

Although Djokovic beat Wintour’s longtime friend Federer in the 2020 match, the fashion industry’s most powerful editor still showed her support for Djokovic, whom she is said to have built a close friendship with in the past few years. 

Wintour stunned in an all-white outfit with a long dress patterned with trees and a long coat

The fashion icon also brought her staple look to the event as she sported her iconic bob and staple dark shades 

The Vogue boss brought a touch of color to her outfit with a green clutch and a turquoise necklace and appeared to be extremely captivated during the game 

Anna Wintour clapped and clutched her hands together as she appeared nervous during the match

At one point Wintour threw her hands up in a look of disgust and sat back as she couldn’t watch any further and appeared to look upset

Wintour appeared in high spirits at what is believed to be her first match of the Wimbledon tournament.

As always she had prime seats for the event and cheered alongside stars Katherine Jenkins, Sir Cliff Richard, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Princess Michael of Kent and Lady Marina of Windsor as they all sat in the Royal Box. 

Just days before Wintour made her star stunning appearance, her close friend Serena Williams faced Harmony Tan, who is currently ranked 113 in the world. 

Wimbledon first-timer Tan produced a career-best performance and beat Williams 7-5 1-6 7-6 (10-7). 

The 23-time Grand Slam title winner described her loss as ‘insane’ and intense.’ 

Although Wintour’s good friend Serena Williams lost her match on Tuesday the editor still showed her support and arrived ready to cheer for the players 

The 72-year-old loves tennis and has said that she regularly wakes up early to play before heading into work

In a 2014 73 Questions video for Vogue, Wintour said her dream partner’s would be Williams and Federer

‘That was insane and intense. Not the result I came for, but my goodness I enjoyed that. I hope you did as well. Onward and up,’ she wrote in the caption of her Instagram post following her defeat.

The match marked nearly a year since the seven-time Wimbledon champion sustained an injury and was forced to withdraw as she left the court in tears.

Despite the loss, Wintour was all smiles as she cheered courtside.

The Vogue editor was last seen at the 2021 US Open and is known to attend almost all major matches. 

Wintour is a tennis player herself and regularly wakes up early to play before she heads to work.

In her 2014, 73 Questions video for Vogue, she gave shout-outs to her two favorite players, saying her dream women’s doubles partner would be Serena, and her dream mixed doubles partner would be Federer.

The editor has made it tradition to show up for both Williams and Federer and has seen them play at major tournaments including the US Open and Australian Open.