I think we can all agree that Wilson has been producing some of the most compelling tennis dresses in recent seasons, and its latest New York collection is very much on the same trajectory. Inspired by the energy of the city and the timeless codes of tennis, the collection balances retro references with contemporary details. Here are the pieces that caught my eye, but I’d also recommend browsing the full selection at Tennis Warehouse USA, or the more limited selection available at Tennis Warehouse Europe.
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The standout for me is the blue version of the Wilson New York Headliner Dress. The front bodice is defined by inward-slanting vertical lines that create a waist-sculpting effect, while also giving the silhouette a beautifully structured look. At the back, perforated fabric and a slim racerback create a more athletic finish, punctuated by Wilson’s signature W logo. The skirt is perhaps the most playful element: a ballerina-inspired silhouette in shimmery power mesh that brings movement and a touch of glamour to the court.

The Headliner is also available in a striking red, although I prefer the blue version. The blue design makes the most of those contrasting, figure-defining lines, which are absent from the red iteration. There is, however, another red option worth noting: the Wilson New York Laser Cut Pleat Dress, which swaps the ballerina-style skirt for crisp pleats and features a slightly wider racerback with a cutout detail below.

For layering, my favorite piece is the Wilson Women’s New York Davenport Half Zip. It complements the blue Headliner Dress perfectly. Its retro color-blocking and palette feel distinctly vintage, while the cropped silhouette and adjustable cinch cord at the hem give it a decidedly modern attitude. It is the kind of piece that makes a tennis outfit feel styled rather than simply assembled.

For something less practical but undeniably chic, there is the Wilson New York Throwback Cardigan. With its cropped length and exaggerated sleeves, it takes the classic tennis cardigan and gives it an old-money sensibility. I especially like it paired with either of the collection’s red dresses, where the proportions and color story come together particularly well.

I’m also drawn to the traditional aesthetic of the Wilson Women’s New York Split Pleat Skirt. The off-white base with its subtle print has a wonderfully polished quality, while the contrast waistband and printed trim add just enough definition. It feels timeless without becoming overly conservative.

The Wilson Women’s New York Harper Crop Tee is another favorite: youthful, uncomplicated and easy to wear well beyond the tennis court. It has the relaxed quality of an everyday wardrobe staple while still feeling connected to the collection’s New York aesthetic.
These are just a few of the pieces I would single out from the collection. There is plenty more to explore at Tennis Warehouse USA (in Europe the selection is more limited), including additional separates, two tote styles, a chunky perforated visor and other accessories that complete the New York-inspired look.
And, of course, Wilson’s New York story extends beyond apparel. The brand has also unveiled its latest limited-edition US Open collection, featuring special-edition Blade and Clash racquets alongside matching racquet bags.
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really nice collection.