FASHION: Court Couture! Activewear Trends We Spotted at Wimbledon
Wimbledon served more than just ace’s, it served looks. Whether on court or courtside everyone bought their A game and we kept our eyes peeled for their next tenniscore inspo and let’s just say, Wimbledon didn’t disappoint.
There’s something about Wimbledon, from tradition to tailoring. Though this year it wasn’t just the rallies turning heads, it was the looks. We noticed that the colour took a soft turn, here’s how:
A fresh take on white
Of course, the all white dress code still rules on court, but 2025’s whites weren't our usual tennis whites. Think creamy off whites, buttery ivories, and soft shades that feel warm and wearable. It’s like the classic got ready for an update creating the perfect for transition from court to café without missing a beat.
Pastels and soft hues that steal the show
While players experimented with whites, the crowd was ready to add some colour. Delicate pastels like baby blue, sunny lime, sage and purple gave the day a light, fresh vibe. These colours felt just as sporty as the classic white but with a touch of playfulness.
Light layers and texture details
With the British weather being unpredictable, smart layering was a must. Instead of bulky coats, we saw lightweight knits, cropped cardigans, and sporty shirt jackets that added warmth without giving up on style. On the other hand, textures also spoke volumes- ribbed fabrics, subtle mesh panels, and even some terry cloth brought depth and a touch of vintage sporty charm.
Skorts and Sporty Silhouettes
Skorts continued their reign as the go to silhouette- practical, flattering, and timeless. Off-court, dresses and skirts stepped up their game with structured mids and sporty details like inbuilt shorts, making it a perfect balance between feminine and functional. Fits leaned into relaxed tailoring, designed to move with ease.
Statement Socks and Accessories
Details made all the difference, retro-inspired sneakers paired with ribbed socks gave outfits a more elevated look. Accessories weren’t just practical, they completed the look with visors, wide brim hats, and sporty sunglasses kept the vibe modern and fresh.
