Kate Middleton Was the Weekend's Sporty Style MVP! All About Her Looks and Where to Buy Her Bold Euro Earrings

Kate Middleton knows how to dress for the occasion — a talent on full display this weekend when she attended multiple sporting championships and emerged the overall style MVP.

At the Wimbledon tennis championships, Kate debuted two new dresses, both in her signature fit-and-flare style. On Saturday, she wore a bespoke green dress by one of her favorite designers, Emilia Wickstead with white pumps, all perfectly coordinated with the lush green courts.

On Sunday, she wore another new dress, similar in shape, but this time by Beulah London, another of Kate's favorite brands co-founded by her friend Natasha Rufus Isaacs. In pale pink and with a floral pink mask by Amaia, there was perhaps a nod to the championship's famous strawberries and cream.

It's not the first time that the elegant, crepe wool dress has been worn by a stylish royal — the Ahana Blush design, which retails for $965 and is currently on pre-order (with an 8–10 week wait), was worn by Princess Mary of Denmark in June 2020 to attend a museum exhibition in Denmark. Although Mary wore it in cream, rather than Kate's powder pink.

After watching Novak Djokovic storm to his sixth Wimbledon victory, Kate made the 40-minute car drive to Wembley, picking up Prince George and Prince William along the way, to attend the final of the UEFA Euro 2020 — and she apparently changed outfits en route!

Sporting a slightly more casual look and wearing the colors of both England's flag and its football team, Kate wore a white blazer from Zara over a white T-shirt, smart black pants and a bold pair of red oversized statement earrings from the British brand Blaiz.

"I think the red against the white of her blazer looked quite stunning," Stephanie Margaronis Mordehachvili, founder of the British brand tells PEOPLE excitedly. "We are absolutely delighted — the earrings looked so fabulous on her."

The resin-beaded earrings retail for $92, and Kate is likely familiar with the brand since they used to have a store on the King's Road, where Kate often shops.

Known for her 'literal dressing,' Kate has perfected the art of sartorially nodding to the occasion with her style choices, whether it's a sporting event in the U.K. or during overseas tours.

For the football final, which England lost on penalties to Italy, Kate patriotically added a touch of blue to her outfit with a blue pendant from Astley Clarke. Standing beside her, William and George were also in navy suits.

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The founder, who was inspired to start the brand after traveling to Rio de Janeiro and falling in love with the spirit of Latin fashion (and also actually falling in love — her husband is Brazilian), says sales of the popular bold earrings are soaring since the match: "It's been fantastic, sales have been very, very high — the earrings are selling every few seconds, in the U.K., in the U.S, Europe, everywhere."