If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission. The begins August 26 in New York City, naturally leading us to reminisce on ‘s enviable press tour style. Nobody serves looks (pun intended) quite like she does, and her -era outfits were truly the blueprint for .
Styled by the ever brilliant , the actress had no shortage of impeccable tennis-inspired ‘fits for premieres, red carpet events, tournaments and off-duty days. Between the tennis ball pumps and silver pleated dress the star wore to a photo call in Rome and the archival green-and-white checkered she sported in Paris, Zendaya had viral moment after viral moment while promoting the blockbuster film. It’s been a solid five months since the premiere, and tenniscore, as social media has deemed it, is still taking the world by storm, as evidenced by last week’s release of tennis champ Naomi Osaka’s curated for Etsy.
Style insiders have also weighed in on the trend. , Afterpay & Beauty Expert and Today Show Correspondent, told , “We’ve been seeing tenniscore for quite some time with many factors at play, but the influence of Zendaya and the press tour has elevated the trend, creating a real cultural moment that further proves tennis looks go beyond the court to red carpet tennis couture — thanks to Loewe.” Rassi continues, “Americans are on board with this preppy meets sporty trend as it’s easy to wear and style with existing closet staples.
” In short, the aesthetic is elegant while remaining super attainable, and there’s data to back it up. Based on recent Afterpay insights, workout dress purchases are up 114% year-over-year and pleated skirt sales are up 105% year-over-year. So, to help you achieve the perfect tenniscore looks this summer into fall, we rounded up the 20 best , pleated skirts, tennis dresses and at every price point.
Get ready to ace the style of the season both on and off the court. Have a mini skirt moment with this best-selling from Nike. Italian tennis player uses for his matches.
Shop the full Gucci Tennis Collection for Women and full Tennis Collection for Men . Available in 14 bold and neutral shades, plays well with your favorite pair of . has hands-down the best selection of ’70s-inspired athleisure (especially for ).
World class tennis champion Naomi Osaka teamed with Etsy on a , featuring her curated picks across fashion, accessories, gifting and home. She also co-designed a limited-edition jewelry capsule with Etsy seller . Between its premium leather, intricate craftsmanship and ability to be dressed up or down, is one of the most splurge-worthy sneakers on the market.
Sporty & Rich clothing and accessories sell like absolute wildfire, and surely won’t be an exception. Drawing inspiration from the brand’s classic ’70s running shoes, New Balance brought next-level comfort and sporty style to the . We tested them ourselves and can confidently say they’re the sneakers of the season.
is king when it comes to luxe leisurewear. Tie it around your neck, head or handle for a punchy pop of color. It was pretty much impossible to narrow down , but with built-in pocketed shorts simply had to be included.
This is the epitome of cool. Order one size down for a normal fit. Don’t stress about wearing your fresh pair of white kicks — are 100-percent machine washable.
Tory Burch is the queen of preppy patterns and this is the most quintessential example. This is available in more than 20 colorways and features seamless interior shorts, a storage pocket and ventilating fabric with UV protection. The nautical details on are reminiscent of a classy post-tennis match look.
Crafted from a breathable knit fabric, will keep you cool on the hottest of days. Put some prep in your step with these sweet racket motif from Anthro. They’re the easiest way to add some tenniscore flair to any outfit.
No one does cashmere quite like . Prepare to live in this boxy ribbed — the definition of ease. would look phenomenal with a tossed over your shoulders.
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