A trio of tennis stars have landed in fashion magazines

In L'Uomo Vogue, Grigor Dimitrov delivers his patented brand of winkingly handsome looks for photographer Greg Lotus. He appears both in a tan, high-end uniform with smart supporting colors, Rolex on his wrist, and then in a stylish ruby sport coat – is that velvet? is it corduroy? – in a polished, monochromatic shot. Here's a man who has perfected the half-scowl, quarter-grin face.

Petra Kvitova more than holds her own, looking chic for the new issue of Czech Cosmopolitan. Therein, she sports some upbeat, preppy attire – a striking red-white-and-blue sweater, a crisp all-white pantsuit – as well as pieces ranging from blue-velvet opera gloves to a floor-length, pleated emerald skirt. She ends up looking playful or regal, depending on the snap from photog Ivy E. Morwen's lens, and it all arrives with a blonde blowout and that brilliant smile.

Denis Shapovalov, one of 2017's sensational stories in tennis, breaks out a bit of Ping-Pong action behind K

arlie Kloss, the model, entrepreneur, coding evangelist and friend of Serena Williams.

"It was funny, the makeup and the hairstyling," Shapovalov says in an ATPWorldTour.com story. "Everything took her probably two hours to get ready, and then the stylist, she looks at my hair and she’s like, 'Yeah, I think that looks pretty good!' So they didn’t touch it up at all. Maybe it’s just natural, I don’t know!"

Word of the photo feature first emerged in September, but seeing is believing – and the same goes for the Halloween-costume tributes that Shapovalov already receives.

Dimitrov and Kvitova's seasons are done, but Shapovalov finds himself in ATP NextGen Finals action this week in Milan.

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