Wimbledon kit reveals for top WTA players

Coco Gauff is once again collaborating with New Balance and Miu Mium for a Grand Slam tennis kit.

This year’s Wimbledon kits (plural) for Gauff have a sleek white look, a big departure from last year’s frilly top look.

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What does Gauff’s Wimbledon kit look like

There are two kits. One is a once piece with an open back. There is a black subtle edging at the seam around the arms and neck.

The second is a two piece. While the top has the same edging, the skirt has a unique look with a tie on each hip.

Last year Gauff lost quickly at Wimbledon (fresh off the French Open win) and was upset that she did not get to wear her Wimbledon kit longer.

With two to wear, Gauff needs to keep on winning so fans can see both.

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Simple is this year’s theme for WTA Wimbledon kits

With glimpses of Naomi Osaka and Mirra Andreeva’s Nike Wimbledon kits and the Adidas one Karolina Muchova, the rule of thumb is simplicity this year.

Lacoste, featuring Eva Lys and Novak Djokovic, seem to be going with simple as well. Some believe they are developing a newer logo which has a tennis-themed background similar to Nike’s.

On and Yonex have revealed their kits as well.

We have not seen Serena’s yet

Nike presumably knew Serena was coming back because she had custom kits at the HSBC Championships and Berlin Open.

We do not know how much time they had to put together a Wimbledon kit and have not seen any sneak peeks yet. All we have seen is her practice kit.

Lululemon’s Wimbledon kit, to be worn by Leylah Fernandez, has also not been seen yet. Wilson’s kit, worn by Marta Kostyuk, also has not surfaced.

Which is your favorite?