A Tennis Dress Or a A Tennis Skirt and Top?

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Tennis clothes have evolved considerably during thetennis wear. High performance fabrics include
past few years. Tennis stars such as Virginia Wadepolyester, nylon and spandex which retain their colour
and Billie Jean King wore regulation white separates,and are very durable. Tightly fitting tank tops, halter
while today's stars such as the Williams sisters andtops, shorts and dresses have racer back tops which
Maria Sharapova can choose to wear stylish andpromote ease of movement and help the wearer stay
colourful tennis dresses, shorts or skimpy pleated skirtscool. Skirts are still worn which are built for action.
in a range of high tech fabrics which allow the skin toFemale players have the choice of panties or shorts
breathe.to wear under skirts with kick pleats for ease of
Maria Sharapova and Ana Ivanovik do promotionalmovement.
work for designer Cole Haan. Sharapova can be seenTennis skirts or shorts are a more versatile option than
playing major tournaments wearing Haan's signaturea dress. Both skirts and shorts are interchangeable
white and orange tennis dresses. She also wears Niketennis clothes; the player can opt for a coloured skirt
Air sports shoes for maximum performance, and awith white tank or halter top, changing fashion for each
Rolex watch. Venus Williams has launched her owngame played. There are many colour choices available,
range of tennis wear, called EleVen. The rangeincluding stripes, embroidery details, etc. As clothing
comprises tennis dresses, shorts, skirts and tops,becomes worn it can easily be replaced at less cost
including sports shoes. All are made of technicallythan a dress. Separates also give more movement
advanced fabrics which wicks away moisture fromthan a tennis dress. As a player reaches to play an
the skin, leaving the wearer cool and dry.ace the whole dress moves upwards while skirt or
Modern fabrics can definitely increase tennisshorts won't be affected the same way.
performance. Stella McCartney uses high-tech fabrics