It's time to ditch the outdated, all-white tennis dress code. Today, it's easier than ever to serve in style, thanks to a slew of designer clothing and activewear collaborations (opens in new tab) that put the sport front and center. But you don't have to play sports on the court. From classic, preppy college-style sweaters (opens in new tab) to Royal Tenenbaum-esque accessories, these separates make for a match made in heaven.

Take a break from biker shorts (open in new tab) and opt for a comfortable and beautiful tennis skirt. Choose from pleated, ruffled, or structured A-line silhouettes.

Preppy stripes, cable knits, and sweater vests (opens in new tab) needn't be hard to read. Enjoy the embroidered design of a Gucci-like grand slam or the fit of a loose-fitting cardigan.

Modern tennis shoes (opens in new tab) effortlessly blend fashion and functionality. Up your game with a fresh pair.

Diamonds on the court. Retired tennis star Chris Evert made the "tennis bracelet" famous when his diamond-encrusted bracelet fell off his wrist during a heated match in 1987.

Arrange traditional accessories such as sweatbands with designer logos, tennis balls, belt bags, socks, etc.