Tennis, Anyone? The Game's Fashion Winners And Losers (SLIDESHOW, POLL)

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Huffington Post   |  Hilary Moss
First Posted: 07- 1-09 08:44 AM   |   Updated: 08- 1-09 05:12 AM

Wimbledon is well underway and with it the crowd has seen a new set of on-the-court style. Roger Federer showed up to his match in a three-piece white and gold suit with a matching tennis bag, and Maria Sharapova looked more runway than backcourt in a military-inspired jacket.

But these two athletes are hardly the first to bring personal glam to the game. Bjorn Borg scored with his signature headbands, Chris Evert aced bold colors and Andre Agassi made our tops spin with his mullet. Check out whose tennis style technique earns the match point. Whose look do you like? Whose would you wear?

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Wimbledon is well underway and with it the crowd has seen a new set of on-the-court style. Roger Federer showed up to his match in a three-piece white and gold suit with a matching tennis bag, and Mar...
Wimbledon is well underway and with it the crowd has seen a new set of on-the-court style. Roger Federer showed up to his match in a three-piece white and gold suit with a matching tennis bag, and Mar...
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- coco51 I'm a Fan of coco51 14 fans permalink

Sharpova's jacket is reminiscent of Michael Jackson

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:53 PM on 07/03/2009
- iRock I'm a Fan of iRock 16 fans permalink
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I like that Venus's outfit comes with that wimbledon trophy.

She wears that outfit every year just about. lol

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:57 AM on 07/03/2009
- lionzion I'm a Fan of lionzion 7 fans permalink
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i like Serena's b.u.t.t....oops we supposed to talk about fashion..well i like Serena's detailed, creatively constructed B.u.t.t made by god himself!

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 02:13 PM on 07/02/2009
- NWBrunette I'm a Fan of NWBrunette 48 fans permalink

Ms. Evert's outfits are the best by far.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:04 AM on 07/02/2009
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They're athletes. As long as the outfit allows the athlete to be competitive, it works for me.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 04:33 PM on 07/01/2009
- swan1 I'm a Fan of swan1 9 fans permalink

Serena's coat was great, but she is sooooooooooooo masculine.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:18 PM on 07/01/2009
- iRock I'm a Fan of iRock 16 fans permalink
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Actually that's just an excuse to be a hater. You're pathetic.

she's quite feminine.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:53 AM on 07/03/2009
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She was in the NFL in her previous life.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:45 PM on 07/03/2009
- cdiasmd I'm a Fan of cdiasmd 5 fans permalink
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WTH, half these pics aren't even from Wimbledon. At Wimbledon ALL participants must wear white. The pics of Evert, Graf, Agassi, Clement and Kornikova are from the US Open or other non-Wimbledon events. Anne White still has the best/most outrageous outfit ever at Wimbledon.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:37 PM on 07/01/2009

I reckon the outfit of the one who wins is probably the best. It's tennis, not Maxim tryouts.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:24 AM on 07/01/2009
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