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Tenniscore is the biggest spring fashion trend – here’s how to ace it
If you’re someone who favours an athletic aesthetic, there’s one major fashion trend that should be on your radar this season: Tenniscore. Yep, with Wimbledon on the horizon, the weather *finally* playing ball, and Zendaya‘s epic Challengers wardrobe providing endless styling inspiration, it’s time to fully embrace centre-court chic once and for all.
Naturally, here at Women’s Health, we’re big fans of any trend that sees the worlds of fashion and fitness align – but this time around, it seems the tennis fever isn’t solely reserved to strictly sporty types. Resale site StockX has reported that trades of tennis shoes are up 35% YoY and interest in tennis-inspired Parisian fashion brand Casablanca has also seen a significant increase, while over on Depop, it’s classic court-side preppy brands like Ralph Lauren, Slazenger, Fred Perry and Adidas Stan Smith that have enjoyed the biggest buzz of late.
And crisp Wimbledon whites have been all over the catwalks lately, too. Lacoste returned to Paris Fashion Week earlier this year with a chic, tennis-inspired show held at the iconic Stade Roland-Garros, while the likes of Miu Miu, Celine, Chanel, Brunello Cucinelli and Dior have also sent high-fashion, court-ready skirts, skorts, polo tops and dresses down their recent runways.
Lacoste AW24
Casablanca AW24
But there’s no denying it’s Zendaya who is really responsible for catapulting the look into the mainstream. Her latest film, Challengers, in which she plays a former tennis prodigy turned coach, has been one of the biggest cinematic hits of the year so far – as much for its steamy love triangle storyline as its seriously covetable elevated athleisure wardrobe, as created by superstar designer Jonathan Anderson.
Not to mention Zendaya’s perfectly on-theme press tour looks, that have ranged from a plunging Celia Kritharioti gown in bright tennis-ball green (complete with an actual tennis ball on the front) and a custom Thom Browne dress embroidered with rackets, to more classic court-side staples of pleated dresses, mini-skirts and chunky varsity knits in white, navy and green.
Luckily, however, you don’t need a designer budget to get the look: brands like Mango, Free People, H&M, Casablanca, Sporty & Rich, Longchamp, Savage x Fenty and Varley have nailed the brief with tennis-inspired collections that go heavy on the preppy retro vibes – while those seeking performance too should turn to elevated sportswear heroes Lululemon, Alo Yoga, Sweaty Betty, Lacoste, and the like.
Whether you’re looking to channel Tenniscore on or off the court, this is the best tennis-inspired fashion to shop now and ensure you literally ace the trend. Accompanying racket, optional.
Shop the Tenniscore trend
Varley Darien Court 33” Pleated Stretch-Jersey Tennis Dress
Anya Hindmarch Bespoke Tennis Balls
Alo Yoga Tennis Club Sweater Knit V-Neck Pullover
Lululemon High-Rise Pleated Tennis Skirt
H&M DryMove™ Tennis Dress
Lacoste Monogram Print Stretch Sport Bra
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Sporty & Rich Striped Pleated Stretch-Jersey Mini Skirt
ON The Roger Pro Tennis Shoes
Sporty & Rich Embroidered Cotton-Jersey Vest
Mango Contrast-Detail Braided Cardigan
Alo Yoga Varsity Tennis Skirt – Midnight Green
Tala Court Volley Sweatshirt
The Go-To Personalised Red Striped Tennis Racket Case
Power Match Point Pleat Tennis Dress
Radley Bag Charm
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