Seeing Stars: Romeo Beckham, Anne-Marie and more celebrities take their seats at Wimbledon

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It's been a long two years without the historic grass-court major. Fans and celebrities alike are excited to be back at the All England Club.

One of the most interesting off-court topics at Wimbledon can be guessing which stars will grace those treasured court-side seats. On Day 1 there was no shortage of star-making appearances.

1. Romeo Beckham and Mia Regan

The son of David and Victoria Beckham made his first public appearance alongside model Mia Regan on Monday. The young couple stopped by Evian's VIP suite and posed for photos before taking in all the action. The two have been dating since 2019 and often post on social media, but Wimbledon marks their first outing as a couple.

2. Anne-Marie

The English singer-songwriter came to slay the day in her oversized cream blazer and pant ensemble with vibrant cotton-candy pink hair. Anne-Marie is signed to Warner Bros. Records and is a coach on the tenth series of the Voice UK.

3. Raye

Fellow British singer Raye mixed things up in a business meets casual statement look. The 23-year-old served style aces in her pink patterned collared dress matched with pointed black pumps.

4. Georgia Toffolo

The British media and TV personality also opted for a creamy traditional look as she stopped by the Evian suite for photos.

The stars weren't the only ones showing off bold looks. The Evian VIP suite was filled with an array of pastel colors and vibrant illustrations created by British artist Yinka Ilori. The beautiful prints covering the walls of the suite also carry a powerful message: "The Power of Togetherness Is What Keeps Us Alive, Let’s Celebrate That."

Last year the world was forced to distance themselves from those who matter most. In 2021, things remain far from perfect but with matches underway at SW19, it's important to recognize just how far we have come and to celebrate the moment.

"I want to inject the love and appreciation we have for them and others who keep our spirit alive," Ilori wrote on his Instagram.