After historic Wimbledon wins, the newly crowned champions swapped tennis whites for designer looks at the tournament’s traditional celebration.

Forget the score—this Wimbledon match was a heavyweight clash of luxury wristwear.

Portuguese players wore black ribbons during their matches after the deaths of Liverpool star Diogo Jota and his younger brother Andre Silva.

She’s worn sunflowers and cherry blossoms this season—but this week, the former world No. 1 is ditching the theme and keeping things minimal.

Bottega Veneta leather, embroidered corsets, pleated skirts and dramatic walkout moments—these fits may not have made it past Round 1, but they deserve a second look.

Sharapova bought the ocean-view lot on which the house stands for $4.1 million in 2012.

The big berry, made of 3,000 LEGO bricks, is complete with a tiny model of Swiatek holding a bowl of the red fruits. (Pasta not included.)

Federer also signed autographs and snapped selfies with students who were there taking tennis lessons.

The dreamy affair took place at the historic La Torre Del Remei in Spain.

“Aryna’s Arena is your all-access pass to the heart and hustle behind one of the greatest athletes of our time,” says Sabalenka's management.

Part of a fast-growing trend of “virtual influencers,” the account's front-row selfies and tenniscore fashion initially had fans fooled.

The former world No. 1 was famously cool and collected on the tennis court—but when it comes to spicy food, it's a different game.

The range consists of seven models including an exciting new Pro model that reimagines an old fan favorite.

The heaviest and most demanding EZONE packs top-notch stability and a heck of a wallop.

Besides looking the part, these sharp sticks combine clean looks with great playability.

The brand’s next chapter will lean on its inaugural U.S. Team Yonex members to share the sport in “new, authentic ways.”

The premium series features both laced and unique BOA Fit models to create the most stable and secure playing experience.