Top 5 Tennis Dresses

If you’re looking to make a fashion statement as you take center court, you’ll want to check out the new adidas Y-3 Wow Tennis Dress. This luxurious tennis dress will make its debut during the final major tournament of the season in New York. Designed with features to keep you cool under pressure, this dress has adidas’ CLIMACOOL advanced material technology to disperse sweat faster and keep you focused on the point at hand. Inspired by the Japanese ink techniques of Suibokuga, which emulate fossilized amber, this dress was created in collaboration with designer Yohji Yamamoto. It has clean, straight lines, a front zipper that is well disguised, inner panties within a skirt linings for tennis ball storage, and a built in bra for additional support. It comes in Orbit Grey or Black and pairs nicely with the adidas Avacourt 2 Y-3 Women’s tennis shoes.

The Wilson Headliner Dress is another reason why Wilson is one of the most recognized brands on the court. Encouraging you to play like a pro, Wilson designed this timeless style to be worn both on, or off the courts. It features a racerback, power mesh skirt, built-in shelf bra, and built-in ball shorts. It’s made with moisture-wicking technology and a stretch material that will give when you go. It is semi-fitted and comes in Turquoise Ombre. Couple it with the Wilson Intrigue Tour Women’s Tennis Shoe and you’ve got yourself a winning combination!

The On tennis shoe manufacturer is crossing over to on-court apparel and introducing the On Court Dress. This sophisticated tennis gown was created to address the need for high-performance athletic wear that is both functional and stylish. It features a slit detail, ball shorts, and is environmentally friendly since it’s made with recycled materials. This tennis dress highlights qualities that the On brand encompasses such as comfort, breathability, and its mission to “ignite the human spirit through movement." Featured in Lilac, White, or Black, this On Tennis Dress matches beautifully with On The Roger Pro 2 Women’s Tennis Shoe.

If you’re looking to wear a show-stopper on center-court, start with the FP Movement Never Better Dress. FP (short for Free People) Movement was established in 2012, although they didn’t step into the tennis space until 2021. They quickly earned the endorsement of WTA players like Sloane Stephens and Danielle Collins who will both be competing at the upcoming 2025 US Open in New York. The Never Better Dress is available in three elegant colorways, Pistachio, Lavender Glaze, or Hibiscus. It features a buttery-soft fabrication, power mesh lined bodice, and cutout back. Made of a flexible fabric, this dress comes with a built-in bra and built-in ball shorts.

Better known for their tennis shoes, Asics recently introduced the Match Dress as part of the 2025 US Open Fall Collection. Available in Bright Rose and Indigo Fog, the bold tennis dress is made with moisture-wicking performance fabric that contains recycled materials. It features a racerback design with a mesh inlay for excellent breathability. The pleated hemline adds a nice feminine feature, and a separate pair of ball shorts can be worn under the dress. It has a dropped waistline, which is incredibly flattering and this semi-fitted dress can be paired with various Asics shoes for a completed look.