Tinashe gave traditional tennis whites an update in Theophilio while attending Fan Week at the U.S. Open grand slam tournament in New York City on Wednesday.
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The singer turned to the brand’s spring 2026 collection for her look, sporting a sheer white blouse with an open placket, bow detailing and dramatic cuffs and a collar bedazzled with shimmering silver embellishments.
Tinashe paired the top with a low-rise white miniskirt, which also included more botanical silver embellishments. The “All Hands on Deck” singer accessorized her look with bold silver jewelry pieces, including a VGA necklace, rings and a pair of Lelet NY earrings. Tinashe completed her look with Steve Madden wedges.
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Tinashe’s look put a sultry, sparkling spin on traditional tennis whites. A traditional dress code for players competing at the historic All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club during The Championships, Wimbledon, tennis whites have long been associated with a particular significance for the sport.
While an important element of a tennis player’s equipment for certain tournaments and on-court matches, tennis white has largely been embraced by several Grand Slam attendees, particularly at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.
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Over the course of the last few years, tennis whites have dominated U.S. Open trends, along with tenniscore styling, athleisure and more. In 2025, Queen Latifah, Gayle King and more attendees opted for a sartorial nod to tennis whites with their respective attire.
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The 2026 U.S. Open will see returning champions Aryna Sabalenka of Belarus and Carlos Alcaraz of Spain defend their women’s and men’s singles titles. Serena and Venus Williams will compete in the women’s doubles tournament, while Coco Gauff, Naomi Osaka and more will vie for another grand slam championship title. The tournament kicks off on Sunday and concludes on Sept. 13.