Bringing forth a much more subdued color pallet of black and white for the Australian Open this year, the ladies of NikeCourt will still have enough of an edge in terms of their silhouette designs to make a statement on court.
Serena Williams’s Look
Starting off with Serena Williams’s Spring Premier Power Dress in black and white, Nike fans will notice an impactful pattern throughout the garment, which is highlighted by a sleeveless look and a dropped back hem for great coverage in full motion. A bonded zipper on the back provides a secure feel, while mesh panels are strategically placed through the dress to help keep the competitor cool under the hottest of conditions.
Serena’s shoes in Melbourne will be the Nike Flare.
Genie Bouchard’s Kit
Looking to begin her year in fine form, Genie Bouchard is set to debut the Spring Premier Crop Top in white with hyper orange, and will complete her look with the Power Spin Premier Skirt in black, white and hyper orange. Packed with breathable mesh material, this high-fashion ensemble features an open knit pattern on the top to ensure comfort and breathability, while the skirt is highlighted by a trend-setting print and inner compression short. The light-weight materials of both the top and skirt make Bouchard’s kit for Australia a winner under the toughest of conditions.
The Canadian will also debut the all-new Air Zoom Ultra React shoe in hyper orange and volt.
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Maria Sharapova, who will return to action in April, was scheduled to wear the following Spring Maria Premier Dress in light aqua, ghost green, white and black in Melbourne.
Lucie Safarova, Roberta Vinci, Maria Sakkari, Sara Errani and Donna Vekic will also be debuting the Spring 2017 collection for NikeCourt during the Australian Open.
For our North American readers, the following TennisWarehouse.com link will take you to the latest apparel and footwear from NikeCourt’s Spring 2017 collection. For our European readers, you can shop the same great selection through the following TennisWarehouse-Europe.com link.
