Tenniscore Is Back: 5 Looks Inspired by Fashion's Favourite Sport
From Wimbledon whites to next week's US Open, tennis-inspired style continues to take centre court, influencing what we're wearing both on and off the court. These five Reitmans looks showcase how the trend can be woven into everyday wardrobes through pleated skirts, elevated athleisure and timeless staples.
The Pleated Revival
No piece defines court-inspired style quite like the pleated skirt. Reimagined with a softly draped sleeveless top and delicate jewellery, this look brings a fresh perspective to one of fashion's most recognizable silhouettes. Perfect for everything from leisurely lunches to a US Open watch party, it's a fresh take on one of fashion's most enduring trends.
The Off-Duty Look
Some of the season's best tennis-inspired style isn't found on the court - it's spotted on the way there. Pairing a structured jacket with tailored trousers creates a look that's equal parts refined and relaxed. Finished with an oversized tote, it's an effortless but completely put together outfit.
The Country Club Classic
The appeal of tennis-inspired style lies in its timeless simplicity. Pair a crisp knit with relaxed denim for a look that's equally suited for weekend brunches, coffee dates or an afternoon spent watching the match. A slim belt and rich suede tote complete the look, adding finishing touches that nod to the refined ease of country club style.
The Elevated Athleisure
Athleisure continues to blur the line between activewear and everyday dressing. This matching Hyba Activewear set delivers a fresh interpretation of tennis-inspired style, balancing sporty functionality with a refined silhouette. Layer with a Reitmans knit top for a polished look designed for life on the move, proving that performance and style can go hand in hand.
The Winning Finish
A fit-and-flare silhouette has long been associated with classic tennis style, and this modern take brings the look well beyond the baseline. Finished with minimal accessories, this look brings the elegance of tennis-inspired dressing from the court to late-summer celebrations.
Rakshicaa Thirumuruka