Serve In The Tenniscore Trend With These 16 Items

If you want to achieve the tenniscore aesthetic, first things first. You need a tennis skirt. Lululemon’s Side-Pleat High-Rise Tennis Skirt not only looks the part, but performs, too.

Take it up a notch with Lululemon’s Scoop-Neck Pleated Liningless Tennis Dress! It comes in white, navy, and black and would look great with a crewneck draped over.

Whether you intend on actually playing tennis or not, you need a go-to cap to wear this summer. Sporty & Rich aces the tenniscore aesthetic every time.

Serve tenniscore on a budget at Old Navy! Its PowerSoft Crop Polo is so versatile and cute. Plus, it even has a matching skort!

This MoveTech™ Backspin Skirt from Aritzia is perfection for both on and off the court with its sweat-wicking fabric and built-in shorts.

The girls who get it, get it. It’s time to ditch your ankle socks and get yourself some slouchy crew socks to pair with every tennis look! We don’t make the rules.

A polo shirt is such a great summer wardrobe staple! We love the zipper neckline and overall fit of this Cropped Polo from Old Navy.

Every great tennis-inspired outfit needs a crewneck draped over it, especially in a tennis-approved colour such as white, cream, navy, cream, green, or black—you get the vibe.

The options are really endless when it comes to tennis sneakers. If you don’t know where to start, these Asics Gel-NYC Sneakers are a great pick.

This Zara Shirt Dress is an elevated take on a tennis dress, and may we just say, we’re totally obsessed.

For in-between matches, a varcity v-neck is a must. This option from Mango is great as it doesn’t feature any branding, making it that much easier to style.

Tory Burch’s Performance V-Neck Tennis Dress is a play on iconic Seventies sportswear, featuring contrast stripes, a low waist, and a classic tennis dress silhouette. Did someone say “quiet luxury”?

To complete any tenniscore look, accessories are key! Classic gold jewellery is a staple favourite in the world of tennis fashion, so naturally, these Mejuri Hoops are an obvious choice.

How chic would this Jenny Bird Andi Slim Chain Necklace look peaking out from a polo shirt?

The right pair of sunglasses will add an extra element of luxe to any tenniscore outfit.

The term “Tennis Bracelet” was actually coined when professional tennis player Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during the middle of a match during the 1987 U.S. Open Tennis Championships, famously pausing the game to search for it. Iconic.