We have already seen Adidas‘ new cutout designs in the artistic photoshoot featuring Jessica Pegula and Iva Jovic, but now that the ’90s nightlife-inspired collection has arrived at Tennis Warehouse, we can take a closer look at the bold new pieces that players will debut at the US Open.
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Seeing product images rather than fashion editorial shots offers a completely new perspective on the design. The Adidas Fall Slam Pro Bodysuit is certainly a daring choice for tennis, with a strong gymnastics, ballerina, or even swimming aesthetic. While its practicality on court may be debatable, there is no denying that it makes a statement, especially when paired with the matching Adidas Fall Bubble Skirt as intended. The dramatic open-back detail adds a bold touch, while the voluminous bubble skirt balances the look with a softer silhouette.
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Both the bodysuit and bubble skirt are available in pink and black, giving you the option to mix the two shades for a contrast look or create a monochromatic outfit.
One important detail: the bodysuit does not include a bra, so choosing the right sports bra becomes part of the styling. A subtle contrast, like the one shown by the model, works particularly well and adds another interesting layer to the outfit.
The other unconventional tennis look Adidas is introducing for the US Open is the Fall Slam Pro Onesie, a tight-fitting piece with a satin sheen that channels a true ’90s vibe. Like the bodysuit, it features dramatic side cutouts that flow into an open-back design. It does not feature a sports bra, so you’ll want to choose one that complements the eye-shaped keyhole opening at the upper back. On the practical side, it does include side pockets.
For a more balanced silhouette, the body-hugging onesie is best paired with the loose, cropped Adidas Fall Pro Top, as shown by the model below. You can opt for an all-black look, as featured here, or add slight contrast with the top in maroon.
This New York collection is also distinct for featuring items with 3D capsules that further enhance moisture-wicking performance, such as the Adidas Fall Pro 3D Tank. This technology is called CLIMACOOL+ and comes in addition to the standard CLIMACOOL technology already present in all other items. Check out all the novelties at both Tennis Warehouse USA and Tennis Warehouse Europe.
More new Adidas tennis fashion to explore: Elina Svitolina, Karolina Muchova and Wang Xinyu pose in retro-inspired looks for the 2026 US Open.
