Lucy Boynton shows off her quirky sense of style in an all-white skirt suit as
Lucy Boynton turned heads in a chic white ensemble as she attended the penultimate day of Wimbledon alongside her boyfriend Murdo Mitchell on Sunday.
The British-American actress, 30, caught the eye as she opted for a fully white outfit which perfectly contrasted her eye-catching pink bobbed tresses as she headed to the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
The Bohemian Rhapsody star rocked an elegant buttoned-up blazer with a shirt and tie underneath.
Adding a chic touch, Lucy wore a pleated skirt which boosted her toned legs, teamed with smart shoes and crew socks.
Her mono-colour ensemble was enhanced by a quilted red shoulder bag where the star carried the essentials for her day out at the star-studded sports event.
The Barbie sensation added a pair of animal-print shades, while sporting an array of silver ear piercings.
Lucy beamed and posed grace alongside her musician boyfriend Murdo ahead of the Women’s Final match – which saw Barbora Krejčíková being crowned after defeating Jasmine Paolini.
The Scottish guitarist looked dapper in an elegant grey suit co-ord with a buttoned shirt, making a statement with a matching flat cap and shades.
Meanwhile the actress enhanced her naturally gorgeous looks adding just a touch of rouge lipstick.
From 2017 to 2023, Lucy was in a relationship with American actor Rami Malek whom she met on the set of their 2018 film Bohemian Rhapsody.
Rami, 43, moved on with fellow English actor Emma Corrin, 28, and the two are now said to have moved in together.
Despite being together for barely a year, the two are reportedly now living in a £5million home in Hampstead.
A source has further claimed that Rami is thinking of proposing – something he never did during his six years with Lucy.
Lucy has also moved on: she has been linked to Murdo since September 2023.
Lucy rose to fame in 2006 when she appeared as a young Beatrix Potter in Miss Potter, a biographical film about the English children’s author and illustrator.
She found further fame starring as Countess Helen Andrenyi in Murder On The Orient Express (2017) and Proust Barbie in Barbie (2023).
Lucy also appeared in television miniseries Sense & Sensibility (2008), based on the Jane Austen book of the same name.
