Hate to say I told you so, but — I kinda told you so. Tenniscore is here (see: GRAZIA’s post coining the term back in May), and it’s all anyone wants to wear these days, rightfully so. It seems Bella Hadid has gotten whim of the new trend and is doing it justice in her most recent street style look. Coincidently the US Open is also happening at the same time just a few miles away from where Hadid was spotted.
The 24-year-old stepped out in New York City as if she just left the courts of the US Open herself, but no, she’s just embracing the full effect of tenniscore life. Adding to her summer tour of stylish looks (I’ve lost count, but the Schiaparelli gown at Cannes will forever be in my heart), Hadid sported a Danielle Guizio tank, sports bra, Lacoste skirt, and Nike Air Max sneakers. She accessorized the look with a Goyard Saint Louis red tote and minimal jewelry. It may be September, but Hadid is still making a case for hot girl summer — the model wore her tank slightly lifted, exposing her physique and her Boody Bra also loved by fellow models Emily Ratajkowski, Kendall Jenner, and Elsa Hosk.
My favorite thing about the tenniscore trend is that it’s versatile throughout seasons. Just because summer is over doesn’t mean you have to stop channeling your inner Naomi Osaka — whether you’re hitting the courts or not. Throw on calve-high socks and an over-the-shoulder sweater (my go-to is one from Recreational Habits), and you’re ready to take the trend into fall. But make sure to keep it effortless and not too polished because then you’re leaning more into golfcore (bear with me, I know it is a lot, but at least we aren’t talking about fairycore).
To help you understand precisely what we mean by tenniscore and how to wear the trend for fall, shop GRAZIA’s curated luxury edit of designer finds. Recreate the look like your favorite celebrities including the exact Lacoste skirt Bella wore and Boody bra supermodels are obsessed with.
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