Acing his on-court outfits, Novak Djokovic beat Daniil Medvedev and secured his 18th major title at the Australian Open in custom white and green Lacoste ensembles, paired with matching Court FF Novak tennis shoes by Asics. The Serbian tennis star has been an ambassador of the French fashion label, known for its green crocodile logo, since 2017. Most recently, he released a capsule collection in collaboration with artist Ysy in August 2020. 

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It turned out that pink was the It colour at this year's Australian Open and Elise Mertens did not disappoint. Throughout the tournament, Mertens could be seen in ensembles by Lotto Sports featuring geometric patterns in various shades of pink. Elise Mertens and Aryna Sabalenka won the Australian Open women's doubles title for their second Grand Slam trophy.

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It was a bittersweet moment for tennis enthusiasts when long-time favourite Serena Williams was knocked out by Naomi Osaka in the semi-finals of the Australian Open. But the 39-year-old still holds the crown as the most fashionable tennis star to date. With 25 years on the pro circuit, she has been consistently serving looks and this year was no different. In an iconic one-legged Nike catsuit with bright pink and red colour blocks, Williams paid tribute to track legend, Florence Griffith Joyner or Flo-Jo.

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Elina Svitolina was seen wearing leopard prints, crisscross straps and cutouts in her Australian Open court outfits but our favourite was her simple, black and olive green ensemble from the NikeCourt Melbourne Collection. Flashes of black from her visor and the edges of her asymmetrical Spring Melbourne skirt framed her Spring Slam Melbourne Tank — bringing a colour-blocking effect that made the earthy tone pop.

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Rafael Nadal has never been one to shy away from pink and purples. If you look closely at this backstage photo, you can see the familiar horns logo on his jacket—a reference to his nickname as 'the raging bull'. Under this stylish white and purple ensemble, he reveals a shirt in florescent pink, which matches his mask and NikeAir Zoom Vapor Cage 4 shoes.

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At 16 years old, Coco Gauff was the youngest player in the Australian Open tournament this year. Wearing a custom look by New Balance, the American tennis star displays her potential as a rising star in tennis and fashion. The outfit is a racerback dress with stripes fading from orange to navy blue on the front and a diamond cutout on the lower back. 

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