Tennis style: from Lacoste to Céline sport is trendy

2023 Author: Devin Ellington | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-05-21 14:26

(you saw the final with ours Sara Errani?) and we are already talking about Wimbledon, this year even more protagonist thanks to the Olympics, which will see the green English fields also involved in the world tournament. An elegant and classy sport, tennis thrills us not only for reasons of a sporting nature, but for its extremely fashion essence. In fact, how is it possible not to get excited in front of white fluttering skirts or preppy-inspired oh so seventies sweaters? We fall into it all the time. And like us, the designers this spring-summer were not indifferent to the retro charm of the racket and the comfort of a sneaker.

Let's start right away with Christopher Kane, whose surprising s / s 2012 show brought applause and enthusiastic criticism. His flat shoes are the typical case of love / hate. There are those who adore them, and those who wish they had never seen them, but there they are, on the catwalk, combined with a miniskirt in technical fabric and a V-shaped vest with a masculine taste. The skirt chosen is white and by Acne, perfect for the total white look so popular this summer and so "tennis", while the shorts are either by Jil Sander, with alternating stripes in silk and cotton, or soft by Adidas by Stella McCartney, like Adidas is the comfortable shoulder bag with red writing.

The vintage tennis player by Céline is very elegant, with a pleated skirt and jumper with a white-red graphic motif, while the yellow striped one by Lazzari and the blue striped one by JW Anderson is more preppy and sweet. Definitely destined for real sport, the Asics dress with fuchsia inserts and the Nike Lunar Speed 3 tennis shoes, the champion's favorites Maria Sharapova, which will become (if they are not already) the ensured trend of next season.

You can't miss a hat, fun like the one in raffia by Lacoste Live! and to combine with the dress-shirt seen at the Lacoste show in New York, a glam carryall like that of Asos and a simple white polo like that of J Lindberg. On the other hand, the tennis style teaches us that simplicity pays off.