Fashion Retrospective: A decade of standout Wimbledon looks
All-white dress code? No problem. Look back at some of the most memorable Wimbledon outfits to grace the All England Club in the last decade.
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Venus Williams rocked this fringe dress look inspired by Tina Turner for the 2010 Championships.
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Bethanie Mattek-Sands stole the headlines in 2011 with this tennis ball jacket created by Alex Noble, Lady Gaga’s fashion designer.
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Camila Giorgi looked lovely in lace during the 2012 tournament in this custom look by Miami-based designer Denise Cronwall.
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It was all about mesh and cutouts for Adidas by Stella McCartney in 2013, seen here on Caroline Wozniacki.
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All business: Serena Williams sported a classic pleated dress and crisp Nike suit jacket for the 2014 tournament.
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Maria Sharapova’s 2015 Nike dress was all about the details, like the subtle triangle print along the skirt and sides.
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Nike’s slip-style dress was definitely the talk of the 2016 tournament, seen here on Eugenie Bouchard.
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The back of Kristina Mladenovic’s 2017 Adidas dress featured an intricate mesh pattern.
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The 2018 Adidas collaboration with UK skate brand Palace brought some retro vibes, seen here on Garbine Muguruza.
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Fit for a queen: Serena stepped on court in style with Nike’s 2019 dress, which featured a Swoosh made out of 34 Swarovski crystals.
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