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Our correspondent Julie Chang Murphy has the rundown on the best chic new 2021 trends in luxury boutique tennis apparel brands for women, including cute skirts, tops, outerwear and dresses to buy and wear now.

what’s trending in luxury tennis apparel for women right now?

It’s February and anticipation is in the air. One of the major showdowns in sports will be played out across television screens all over the world very soon.

No we’re not talking about the Super Bowl. And unfortunately, the Weeknd, Tom Brady and Gronk will not be there showing their stuff. We’re talking tennis, people! The Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year, is upon us.

And you know what that means: cute new luxury tennis apparel collections are here!

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Thankfully, tennis is one of the more COVID-friendly sports, so many of us have been able to continue playing during the various lockdowns of the past 12 months. Maintaining social distance yet still being able to exchange friendly banter has been the name of the game since its inception.

The best new luxury tennis apparel for women, including skirts, tops, outerwear and dresses to buy now.

The best new luxury tennis apparel for women, including skirts, tops, outerwear and dresses to buy now.

It’s no wonder that the game has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity. In 2020, tennis racket sales went up 40.9% according to the Tennis Industry Association. And tennis participation has bounced up from 6.75% to 10.08% of the U.S population.

If you’re one of these newly-minted players to the game, welcome! Or perhaps you’re back at it for reliable exercise in the absence of indoor gyms. Regardless, we all know that dressing the part always inspires better performance.

luxury tennis apparel brands for women, including buy now cute skirts, tops, outerwear and dresses.

The best new luxury tennis apparel for women, including skirts, tops, outerwear and dresses to buy now.

To aid you in your quest for peak performance, we’ve rounded up some noteworthy new designs from our favorite luxury tennis wear brands including dresses, tops, skirts and outerwear. Whether you prefer to play in traditional whites or lean towards bold statements and pops of color, we’ve got you covered on and off the court.

the chic new 2021 trends in luxury women’s tennis apparel

1. new luxury tennis dresses

The tennis dress is a hardworking staple for any player. All of these elegant dresses feature breathable performance fabrics and flattering figure-skimming silhouettes (read: stretchy).

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Venus Williams’ brand, Eleven, blocks harmful UV rays and uses 12-recycled plastic bottles in its fabric. Hedge’s feminine dress can be monogrammed for the ultimate in preppy styling. Another stand out? L’etoile Sport’s half-zip dress which is fabricated with a luxurious Brazilian lace.

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2. new luxury tennis outerwear and long sleeve tops

Colder weather doesn’t have to stop you from being stylish on the tennis court. Tory Sport’s and Hedge’s heritage-inspired tennis jackets will always have a timeless appeal.

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F.Word’s neoprene hoodie is a standout for its temperature regulating neoprene fabric and streetwear styling. And we also couldn’t resist Tail Activewear’s youthful citrus-inspired long-sleeve top that is perfect for sunny, but breezy days.

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3. new luxury tennis sleeveless and short sleeve tops

We’re serious about our tennis tops. They have to be constructed with range of motion in mind – those aces aren’t going to serve themselves! And we don’t think it’s asking too much for a flattering drape because the last thing we want is to feel self-conscious of lumps and bumps.

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Lily Pulitzer’s top with an embroidered flower neckline may look dainty but it offers sun protection (UPF 50+) and a slightly longer torso for coverage or tucking in. Fila’s tank has princess seams and shirring to create an hour-glass silhouette and the pretty lilac color is subtle enough for traditionalists. Our favorite is Denise Cronwall’s elegant tank with a fashionable peplum hem.

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4. new luxury tennis skirts

We’re not ashamed to admit it; we started tennis because of the skirts! And what practical skirts they are – with built-in shorties and pockets. We really should be asking ourselves why all skirts aren’t designed like tennis skirts.

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Those looking to make a fashion statement will love Inphorm’s hot pink skirt or Angle’s multi-pieced skort. A classic white skirt from Lija or Fila gets a subtle pop of color from a printed ruffle or grosgrain trim.

the chic new 2021 trends in luxury women’s tennis apparel

There you have it – our picks for the best chic new 2021 trends in luxury boutique tennis apparel brands for women, including cute skirts, tops, outerwear and dresses to buy right now. It’s love-love!

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Crediting her training as a cultural anthropologist at Wellesley College, Julie has immersed herself in various industries in the last 15 years including fashion design, event planning, and fitness. Julie lives in New York where she loves trying every ramen and dumpling restaurant with her husband and three children. She finds joy in bold prints, biographies of fierce women, kickboxing. And spending way too long finding the perfect polish color to express her mood.

Julie Murphy

Julie began her career in fashion as a design intern at 3.1 Phillip Lim after graduating from Parsons School of Design. As the fashion editor at Dandelion Chandelier, she brings over a decade of experience as a designer and marketing creative to cover trends and styling.