Tennis players across the ATP and WTA Tours continuously strive to stand out through their distinctive on-court skill sets, a necessity in today’s fiercely competitive landscape. Yet beyond shot-making and strategy, many also leave a lasting impression through their bold and unique on-court attire. In fact, the fans often anticipate those outfits just as eagerly as the matches themselves. In 2025, several stars turned heads with their standout fashion statements, and we take a closer look at those.
Jannik Sinner’s NikeCourt Advantage
Jannik Sinner has firmly established himself as a force on the ATP Tour, and his impact extends beyond his tennis through his distinctive on-court style. The Italian has been a Nike athlete since 2019, with the partnership extended in 2022, and over the years, he has showcased a series of eye-catching outfit combinations.
The 2025 season proved especially memorable, with Sinner frequently sporting Nike’s Court Advantage Dri-FIT polos. His standout looks included a striking all-black ensemble at the Italian Open, a rugged-orange outfit, and a navy blue one at the US Open.
Lorenzo Musett’s ASICS x A.P.C. Kit
The Italian enjoyed a solid season that earned him a spot at the ATP Finals in Turin earlier this month. Yet beyond his on-court results, he also turned heads with a striking fashion statement, an all-white kit from ASICS and French fashion house A.P.C.’s second collaboration, which he debuted at the Madrid Open. The sleek ensemble carried a strong throwback appeal, as it echoed the oversized sleeveless styles popularised in the 2000s by icons like Andre Agassi and Rafael Nadal.
Stefanos Tsitsipas’ Adidas Kit
Another standout on the list is Greek star Stefanos Tsitsipas. Even under Wimbledon’s rigid all-white dress code, he managed to have a unique flair. Sponsored by Adidas, Tsitsipas debuted an outfit from the brand’s “London Originals Collection” for Wimbledon 2025, showcasing a striking 1970s-inspired throwback design.
The outfit combined a quarter-zip, argyle-patterned polo, accented with vintage Trefoil logo and tasteful references to the classic tennis styles of the 1970s.
Jack Draper’s Vuori Outfit
The British youngster is undoubtedly one of the tour’s fastest-rising talents. While his 2025 campaign was disrupted by injury, forcing him to withdraw during the US Open, he still made headlines with his unique style. At Flushing Meadows, he debuted his kit with new sponsor Vuori, delivering a standout look. Notably, he announced his multi-year partnership with the California-based brand just hours before stepping onto Arthur Ashe Stadium.
Carlos Alcaraz’s Unique Wimbledon Look
The Spaniard’s dominance on court is well-known to fans and pundits alike, while he also consistently turns heads with his unique style choices. At the 2025 Championships, he turned heads wearing a white NikeCourt Slam Tennis Cardigan, part of the apparel giant’s retro-inspired Wimbledon collection. The distinctive cardigan is listed at over $136 on the brand’s official website.
Ben Shelton’s On Attire
The hard-hitting American is another standout on this list. Shelton is currently in a head-to-toe partnership with Swiss sportswear brand On, a collaboration that began in March 2023. Since then, he has unveiled a series of distinctive on-court looks, consistently highlighting his flair for fashion. Most recently, he impressed with a striking appearance at the Swiss Indoors in Basel.
Frances Tiafoe’s Stunning Lululemon Kits
It has been just over 10 months since Frances Tiafoe began his partnership with Lululemon, and the collaboration has already produced a string of bold style statements. Most notably, Tiafoe turned heads at Roland Garros in Lululemon’s “Pool Party” blue men’s tennis kit. The striking head-to-toe royal blue look stood out as one of the most unique in the event.
The American drew attention yet again at the US Open when he stepped out in a custom all-red outfit that sharply contrasted the court’s surface. His Lululemon look featured a ventilated tennis shirt and mesh shorts, both drenched in bold red and accented with a striking black striped pattern.