Just in time for the crowds at Roland Garros, the new chic FILA Center Court fashion Collection debuts for French Open tennis 2022. Our correspondent Julie Chang Murphy has all the details.
What is the new luxury Fila court collection for tennis players
The athletes have touched down in Roland Garros and the weather is warming up stateside. Naturally, we’re inspired to get back on to the courts and work on our backhands. But first, some new gear is in order.
FILA Center Court Collection debuts for French Open tennis 2022
Our friends at FILA gave us a sneak peek at their new Center Court collection which will be seen on tennis stars like WTA World No.2 Barbora Krejcikova, World No.8 Karolina Pliskova, along with John Isner, Reilly Opelka, Diego Schwartzman, and Sam Querrey.
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If you’re already set with traditional tennis whites, this collection’s colorful palette will be just the bolt of energy you need in your closet. The palette highlights pink peacock, blue iolite and evening primrose hues, and a Galaxy print that looks part tie dye and part modern art. Check out the highlights of this sustainably minded collection below!
The new FILA Center Court tennis collection. Courtesy Photo.
This empire waist tennis dress ($85) is made with recycled fibers while offering breathability, moisture-wicking and anti-odor capabilities. With 50+ UV protection, this electric dress is something we’d wear all day after a game for a sporty and youthful look.
If you’re more into sets, this skort ($75) has all the technical capabilities of the dress. Mix and match with a white tank or polo and you’re ready to ace anything that comes your way (even if it’s just errands).
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We’re always on the hunt for the perfect active tank. Fila’s giving us two solid options with the Galaxy full coverage tank ($70) featuring flattering princess seams at front and back with mesh inserts. For something lighter in profile, we’re picking up the Cami tank ($70).
Just in time for Roland Garros, the new chic FILA Center Court fashion Collection debuts for French Open tennis 2022. Courtesy Photo.
When we first got into tennis, we’re not ashamed to say that we were drawn into it by the cute skirts. Fila’s are amongst our faves for it’s super light and airy illusion mesh and technical capabilities. This pink peacock one in a 14 1/2” length ($70) is pure whimsy and charm while this 12” white skort ($70) is a creative take on tennis whites, just barely showing an under layer of contrast color.
We also appreciate how gender neutral these colors. This neon yellow crew ($60) — like a fresh tennis ball popped from the canister — is a perfect match with the Galaxy shorts ($65) that features compression short inside lining.
Just in time for Roland Garros, the new chic FILA Center Court fashion Collection debuts for French Open tennis 2022. Courtesy Photo.
If you’re a go big or go home type, match that energy with this Galaxy tee ($65) that has breathable mesh panel inserts so you still keep your cool. This polo ($70) is no slouch either with a fun neon pop on more traditional blue.
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Just in time for Roland Garros, the new chic FILA Center Court fashion Collection debuts for French Open tennis 2022. Courtesy Photo.
The luxury Fila court collection is the newest fashion trend for tennis
From Paris to the local tennis club, it’s all about showing off those moves in fresh gear that’s performance ready and eco-friendly. Thanks for the style tips, FILA!
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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.
