The latest Adidas designs are definitely making waves. Elina Svitolina gives us a closer look at her latest Adidas Women’s Fall Slam Pro Dress, showing off the intricate details that make the maroon kit stand out.
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One of the biggest challenges in fashion is creating a strong impact through simplicity, and that’s exactly what Adidas has achieved with its new US Open apparel. Jessica Pegula already attracted plenty of positive attention in her maroon Adidas Culture Tennis Dress and matching sleeves-only layer, while Svitolina is offering a slightly different take on the same color palette, pairing the long-sleeve shrug with the Adidas Women’s Fall Slam Pro Dress.

The sleeveless tennis dress itself has a clean silhouette, while the matching long-sleeve shrug immediately adds a distinctive touch with its unusual construction and cool openings at the elbows. A closer look reveals even more craftsmanship in the design: the dress is made from rose-patterned jacquard lace fabric, adding texture and a subtle feminine touch.
“All in the details,” Svitolina says, summing up what makes the look special.
Playing the US Open Mixed Doubles Championship with her husband Gael Monfils, Svitolina debuted the maroon dress. Seeded ninth at the US Open, she’ll face Solana Sierra in the first round of singles.
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