The new Nike Paris tennis collection has arrived at Tennis Warehouse. Let’s have a close look at the performance-driven women’s separates and dresses set to be worn by Aryna Sabalenka, Madison Keys, Zheng Qinwen, and other Nike-sponsored WTA players at the season’s second Grand Slam.
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The Nike Paris Slam Dress keeps things classic with its turquoise-blue (‘Dusty Cactus’) and deep burgundy-red (‘Dark Team Red’) colorway—nothing extravagant, just a reliable, well-designed tennis dress built for performance. While it may not be the most glamorous Grand Slam outfit, its understated appeal makes it a versatile choice for players of all levels.
The racerback silhouette and strategic back cutout offer both airflow and a sleek look, while contrast trim sharpens the armholes and neckline. A standout detail is the striped elastic waistband, which cinches comfortably for a flattering fit without restricting movement. The gently flared skirt ensures freedom of movement, making it ideal for high-performance play on clay courts, and the lightweight, breathable fabric enhances comfort and moisture management during long matches.
It’s not revolutionary, but it’s a polished, functional piece that gets the job done.
When it comes to separates, standout details include contrasting collars, striped accents, and asymmetrical pleats. The color palette remains consistent with the dress, now expanded to include a soft pale ivory.
The Nike Paris Slam Tank is a polo-inspired design featuring a V-neck placket, a ribbed contrast collar with with stripe accent, and a racerback for enhanced mobility.
Paired with it, the Nike Paris Slam Skirt features asymmetrical side pleats, a bold stripe tape accent across the front, a laser-cut hemline, and a built-in shortie with side pockets. An elastic mesh waistband ensures a secure yet breathable fit for long matches on court.
As for footwear, several Nike women’s shoe models are available in the matching color palette, with turquoise as the dominant hue, perfectly tying the look together from head to toe.
Roland Garros 2025 is scheduled to begin on May 25.
MORE OUTFITS READY FOR THE 2025 PARIS TENNIS FASHION SCENE:
- Peppermint for Paris: Elena Rybakina shows new Yonex dress
- Mizuno steps up with Naval collection presented by Aleksandra Krunic
- Asics unveils blue Paris collection with Beatriz Haddad Maia in the spotlight
- An early look at New Balance’s fresh designs for clay season
