From red carpets, runways and galas, to perfectly-paired accessories, these players were just as fashionable at play as they were at work.

If you need outfit inspiration for your next tennis trip, look no further.

At the US Open, Naomi Osaka turned heads with a "maximalist" 'fit inspired by Harajuku, but that wasn't our only top look of the year.

The biggest style serve of 2024 didn’t come from a player—it came from someone who played one on the big screen.

The year-end No. 1 was spotted with most hyped pieces of new sports tech to be released this year—Wilson’s Airless Gen1 basketball—in a limited-edition Off-White collab.

The Italian was pictured on a snowy getaway as he joined fellow brand ambassador Kendall Jenner in becoming the face of this year's Gucci holiday campaign.

After struggling with illness in his opening match, the 21-year-old's throwback sports accessory helped him stay alive at the ATP Finals.

Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and the rest of the tournament's eight qualifiers took part in a Media Day photo op in Turin.

It's not just a sign that Nike and Sinner are moving on from his "carrot" era—it also hints to an exciting shift happening within the brand's big-name roster.

Sabalenka hopes her return to No. 1 will be accompanied by some signature looks, akin to style icon Sharapova, in 2025.

Shot by New York-based photographer Jingyu Lin, this year's elite eight posed in the historic district of Diriyah on the outskirts of Riyadh.