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The Evolution of Tennis Fashion: Caroline Wozniacki
The Evolution of Tennis Fashion: Caroline Wozniacki
2006
Wozniacki wasn't always with Adidas. She won her junior Wimbledon title (defeating Magdalena Rybarikova) in Nike.
2007
Wozniacki signs with Adidas. And then they did this to her.
2007
That's a lot of pink.
2008
Wozniacki won the WTA Newcomer of the Year in 2008, finishing the season ranked No. 12.
2008
Adidas quickly realized they had a youngster with star power.
2008
I had a soft spot for Wozniacki's big black ankle braces. They looked like ski boots, which was appropriate because, you know, Danish.
2009
Matching neon safari kits for Wozniacki and her doubles partner Sorana Cirstea. Wozniacki played doubles?
2009
Wozniacki preferred wearing separates over dresses during her early days with Adidas.
2009
Those red accents probably wouldn't pass under Wimbledon's new, stricter All-White dress code, which is a bummer. This was a sharp kit...
2009
...especially when it was involved in one of the more infamous changeover bumps between Wozniacki and Sabine Lisicki, who was decked out in the same kit.
2009
Wozniacki signs on to the Adidas Stella McCartney line. And this is where our fashion look-back gets...interesting.
2009
Wozniacki knows how to activate a sponsorship. Just months after signing the Stella deal, she makes her first Slam final at the U.S. Open.
2009
In the same dress but different colorway, Wozniacki qualifies for her first WTA Championships in Doha.
2010
That happened.
2010
Stella McCartney would rarely dabble in patterns, but this was a surprisingly conventional offering.
2010
It's never easy to make all-white interesting, but this dress' use of an embossed pattern was great.
2010
After a year of neutral colors, Wozniacki gets something bold and modern to wear for the U.S. Open. Wozniacki told me this is her favorite dress.
2010
The uber-short hemline raised a few eyebrows, though.
2011
The high-waisted pleat made for an awkward fit and silhouette when still.
2011
But the dress made for some interesting lines when it was in motion.
2011
Quite possibly the worse neckline in the history of tennis fashion. Oy.
2011
Phew. Crisp, clean separates. Back to normalcy.
2011
Sacre bleu! The ruffles were back for the French Open.
2011
Going all white only made the ruffles worse.
2011
Stella returns to neutral colors with some nice mesh accents. A relief on the eyes.
2012
Same dress as the U.S. Open but in a soft yellow. A little sunshine for Sunshine.
2012
Orange with a subtle pattern, the dress didn't look that special...
2012
Until it was put in motion. Great design.
2012
Another bright number for the Dane. Snooze.
2012
The perfect Wimbledon dress that lasted for just one match. Wozniacki lost to Tamira Pazcek in the first round.
2012
It was the Olympics, but you should still stick to visors, Woz.
2012
Stella McCartney tries to go the LBD route but the fit was just a little off and unflattering.
2012
It's not the aggressive color-blocking that's the problem. It's the black shoes.
2013
There is a lot going on here and most of it is very unfortunate.
2013
Simple enough, but it made for some weird tanlines.
2013
The definition of an over-designed dress. Double-straps, cut-outs, multi-toned colorblocking, it was too much.
2014
Stella McCartney had an incredible ability to make a dress look terrible on the rack...
2014
...but great on the court at the Australian Open.
2014
Minty fresh.
2014
This green number didn't get much play at the French Open, where Wozniacki lost in the first round. But it was there when she kicked off her resurgence in Eastbourne.
2014
It's not easy to keep reinventing all-white dresses, but this flirty number was a winner.
2014
Despite being bogged down by a useless ruffle, Wozniacki finds herself back in a Slam final.
