The summer sun beats down on a packed Wimbledon and US Open crowd. Crisp whites glimmer on the court as players serve with precise elegance, while fashion editors discreetly note the audience’s outfits. Straw hats, pleated skirts, and pastel dresses float among the spectators, mingling tradition with modern flair. But beyond the matches, a question lingers: how did tennis, a sport steeped in etiquette and history, transform into a significant force in seasonal fashion? From Serena Williams’ bold statement ensembles with Puma to Rafael Nadal’s sleek Nike collaborations, the sport has become a stage for athletic performance and sartorial influence. Tennis courts are now as much about looks as they are about points, inspiring collections that crossover into everyday wardrobes.

He is the most successful driver in Formula 1 history, with seven World Championships and more pole positions than anyone else. But Lewis Hamilton’s real revolution isn’t measured only in seconds or laps, it’s in how he’s visibly and viscerally changed the face of power, privilege, and presence, both on the track and on the red carpet.