The world No. 1 turned heads at Roland Garros with an all-black Nike look and over 200 carats of jewelry as she powered into the second round.

The 24-time Grand Slam champion debuted a custom oversized warm-up jacket to celebrate his 22nd main-draw appearance in Paris.

The world No. 1 was photographed by Steven Klein in a digital spread and gave an interview about her competitive fire.

Retailing for $3,650, the tote made a statement when Sabalenka took the court in her short stay at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia.

The co-chair transformed her own portrait into wearable couture while spotlighting the “6% gender gap in global sports research.

The world No. 1 will sport a unique colorway in Nike's line that reportedly is inspired by the "clay ballet" and the fluidity of movement.

After the Aussie was assisted by fiancé Katie Boulter for the latest edition of the ATP's "Athlete Arrivals", the two will take the court back-to-back Friday.

Players like Victoria Mboko and Taylor Townsend have been serving up two distinct on-court looks in Indian Wells and Miami.

Check out who wore what at Hard Rock Stadium—and why Fritz says the tour’s fashion initiative needs to feel “more natural.”

The world No. 1 usually makes a statement with his tennis, but this time it was his World Cup shirt that had people talking in Miami.

The tournament's new official outfitter has made a big splash in Tennis Paradise.