Fashion at the French Open

Fashion at the French Open

Dinara Safina

Particularly in the early rounds, when the top seeds can play without breaking much of a sweat, the French Open can feel like a fashion show masquerading as a sporting event. Paris in the spring means clay-court tennis, but it also means there's an opportunity for apparel makers to display their latest lines on a global stage. Here are some of this year's outfits.

Maria Sharpova

Jelena Jankovic

Roger Federer

Ana Ivanovic

Particularly in the early rounds, when the top seeds can play without breaking much of a sweat, the French Open can feel like a fashion show masquerading as a sporting event. Paris in the spring means clay-court tennis, but it also means there's an opportunity for apparel makers to display their latest lines on a global stage. Here are some of this year's outfits. We'll add more to the front of this gallery daily.

Katarina Srebotnik

Venus Williams

James Blake

Nathalie Dechy

Jeremy Chardy

Alize Cornet

Serena Williams

Roger Federer

Maria Sharapova

Rafael Nadal

Ana Ivanovic

Gustavo Kuerten

Yuliana Fedak

Novak Djokovic

Mathilde Johansson

Caroline Wozniacki

Arnaud Clement

Alize Cornet

Vera Dushevina

Gael Monfils

Sabine Lisicki

Nikolay Davydenko

Sofia Arvidsson

Andy Murray

Amelie Mauresmo

Jonathan Eysseric

Monica Niculescu

Sam Querrey

Marin Cilic

Jelena Jankovic

Marcos Baghdatis

Marion Bartoli

David Nalbandian

Elena Dementieva

Marc Gicquel

Tatiana Perebiynis

Simon Greul

Olga Savchuk