Inspired by icons like Agassi, Serena and Sharapova, Pavlyuchenkova has been designing every outfit she wears in 2025.

It fit perfectly with this part of the tennis calendar: grass-court season.

Proceeds from the collection will benefit a worthy cause: scholarships for the next generation of Ukrainian tennis players through Svitolina's foundation.

From Alexander Zverev's mind-boggling 'casino roulette' timepiece to Coco Gauff's rare Rolex model, these are tennis accessories on a whole new level.

Earlier this year in Bogota, the 16-year-old became the youngest WTA semifinalist since Coco Gauff won Linz in 2019.

From personal logos to custom accessories like shoes, bags, and warm-up gear, these are some of the best personalized touches we’ve spotted in Paris this year.

“I’m No. 2 in the world in doubles and I still don’t have a clothing sponsor,” the American said. “Why not take it into my own hands and do my own thing?”

Both will be in semifinal action this weekend: Alcaraz against Musetti at Roland Garros, and Murcia in the Spanish third division fight for promotion.

From player-designed custom kits to meme-worthy colorways, this year’s event blurred the lines between sport and style more than ever before.

The world No. 1 is leaning into the jokes about his green and blue outfit after reaching the quarterfinals without dropping a set.

She booked a place in the quarterfinals wearing the long skirt Zheng was “too shy” for, earrings from Badosa’s new collection—and gained a new accessory from Kasatkina after her win.