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Tennis Style & Fashion

Tennis fashion, on-court style, off-court red carpets, brand collaborations, and the players turning tennis into mainstream fashion. From Federer's Uniqlo deal to Gauff at the Met Gala, every story about how tennis dresses became this decade's biggest crossover style trend.

Quick Answer

Tennis style has become a mainstream fashion movement in 2024-2026, driven by "tennis core" aesthetics on TikTok, players like Serena, Sinner (Gucci 2024), Coco Gauff (New Balance), and Federer's lasting RF-by-Uniqlo legacy. Major brands — Wales Bonner, Miu Miu, Loewe — have launched tennis-inspired collections. Slam tournaments now also drive 30%+ apparel sales beyond competitive players.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the most stylish tennis player in 2026?

Roger Federer remains the all-time tennis style icon, with his RF-by-Uniqlo line consistently sold out. Among active players: Serena Williams (her own clothing line S by Serena), Coco Gauff (New Balance ambassador), and Sinner (Gucci 2024 partnership, Nike clothing) lead the modern tennis fashion conversation.

Why are tennis dresses suddenly a mainstream fashion trend?

The "tennis core" aesthetic exploded on TikTok and Instagram in 2024-2025 as a clean, country-club style. Brands like Wales Bonner, Loewe, and Miu Miu launched tennis-inspired collections. Iga Swiatek's Nike outfits and Coco Gauff's New Balance line have driven 30%+ sales growth in tennis apparel beyond actual players.

Which player has appeared in Vogue?

Tennis players who've covered or featured in Vogue include Serena Williams (US Vogue cover 4 times), Naomi Osaka (Vogue Japan, US Vogue), Coco Gauff (Vogue interview), and Maria Sharapova during her career. Most recently, Sinner appeared in Vogue Italia's 2024 fashion issue.

What does Carlos Alcaraz wear on court?

Carlos Alcaraz has been a Nike-sponsored player since turning pro, wearing Nike apparel and NikeCourt Air Zoom Vapor shoes. His Wimbledon kit is the iconic NikeCourt Dri-FIT Slam polo. For Grand Slams, Nike typically releases a unique Alcaraz line each tournament.