This shift from the grandstands to her couch is something of a step in a different direction for the designer who has previously turned heads at Wimbledon with her jaw-dropping outfits. Last year, she wowed on day 14 in a floor-length white mermaid skirt paired with a sleek black t-shirt and a matching cardigan draped casually over her arms. Her look was accessorized with a chic black box purse, a bow hairpiece, and, of course, her signature sunglasses.

Back in 2022, Wang showcased her edgy side, arriving in an all-black, gothic-inspired outfit, complemented by a shiny silver bag. And now that she’s seated on her couch all bundled up in a white plush robe, she’s proved that whether she’s courtside or couch-bound, she’s still a sartorial star.

Wang’s laid-back approach this year seems to fit in with her attitude towards aging — a topic she’s addressed in the most, punk rock, Vera Wang way possible. When media outlets began lauding her for “aging backward,” for posing in a swimsuit back at the end of May, Wang was quick to critique such notions, replying to folks in the comment section commenting on her “agelessness” saying “I am my own person but def not young.”