Tennis-Inspired Fashion Is Trending and We ‘Love-All’ the Looks

Luxury Italian fashion design from the 1980s has been revived in an embroidered logo on this very current sweatshirt. It’s pink, it’s blue, it’s cotton velour...and it’s begging to be worn with a frilly dress.

This clean collegiate look is a sophisticated choice that works with shorts as well as floral maxi dresses.

Lacoste ($145)

The wrap style is borrowed from the courts, as is the accent topstitching. Wear this with dark tights and a sweater for a look that is very bohemian co-ed.

Layer this over a tissue-weight turtleneck and pair it with boots as the temperatures drop, and wear it in spring with your strappiest flat sandals.

Just because you’re sporty doesn’t mean you have to front like you’re happy all the time.

An updated version of the classic logo dress, this has a flattering flared skirt and three-quarter sleeves, making it dressy enough to wear to a party (with red lipstick, natch).

Lacoste ($185)

Embroidered crossed rackets plus a happy pink colorway equals a big advert for your Gucci fandom. Worn with shorts off-duty or under a shorts suit for a casual business look, this piece has just the right mix of tourist style and label snobbery.

It’s an oversized sweatshirt with flattering streamlined styling, which makes it your new fall go-to for any lunches where you might want to hide your food baby.

Lacoste ($175)

Happiness, your name is fine merino wool that’s been cable knit for extra texture and warmth. This V-neck sweater would look especially good with a pleated skirt.

Wear it stuffed into your blazer breast pocket, fastened to the handle of your bag or tied around your neck like a micro bandanna.

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