A NATIONAL treasure has been seen wearing a stylish Cotswolds fashion brand at Wimbledon.
Dame Mary Berry, known for her cookery career and for being a judge on The Great British Bake Off, wore a Holland Cooper dress on the first day of the tennis tournament.
The TV favourite was spotted wearing the Lucie Dress in Blush Polka Dot.
This is third time the 91-year-old has been seen in Holland Cooper after featuring in the brand’s gardening campaign earlier this month.
Storm Keating, wife of singer Ronan Keating, has also been spotted wearing a Holland Cooper look on day one of Wimbledon, pairing the 360 Linen Maxi Circle Skirt with a white shirt.
Other celebs seen on the first day of the championships include former professional footballer Sir David Beckham.
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Holland Cooper was founded in 2008 by Jade Holland Cooper, wife of Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton.
The former Royal Agricultural University student, who left to begin a fashion career, launched the label on a stand at the Badminton Horse Trials with 30 tweed miniskirts.
Ms Holland Cooper was recently seen wearing her brand at Royal Ascot, as were socialite twins Lady Amelia Spencer and Lady Eliza Spencer.
In April, Holland Cooper also shot a mini campaign with Olympic event rider Laura Collett at Ms Holland Cooper’s home.
The Cheltenham Festival in March this year saw the brand make its debut as the official luxury fashion partner of horse racing organisation The Jockey Club.
This event saw stars in attendance including actress Hannah Waddingham.
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