Thom Browne

Trust the undisputed queen of the red carpet, Zendaya (second right), and her stylist, Law Roach, to serve sartorial ace after ace on the press tour for her hotly anticipated tennis drama, Challengers. The film, which is released tomorrow, stars the American actress as Tashi, a former player turned coach, who finds herself caught in a love triangle. Zendaya's playful outfits have included a custom Thom Browne dress covered in embroidered tennis rackets, tennis ball-speared stilettos by Loewe and a couture neon green gown featuring a plunging neckline with a matching tennis ball embellishment at the waist. Her Wimbledon-esque looks have caused a surge in interest in preppy, athleisure style, which has been officially dubbed 'tennis-core'.

On Saturday, Hollywood's most fashionable hosted the CFDA Awards, honoring mainstays and emerging designers in the field at the American Museum of Natural History. Celebrities including Kim Kardashian and Serena Williams to up-and-coming style stars Lola Tung and Amelia Hamlin wore standout looks to celebrate the best in fashion. Anne Hathaway, the evening's host, and a layered Bulgari diamond necklace led to the evening's performance in a floral double-denim ensemble from Ralph Lauren's spring/summer 2024 series and a layered Bulgari diamond necklace. She changed gears in a sheer lace Rodarte gown with black floral embroidery and rosettes throughout, which later on. The former and Tung also opted for naked dresses for the occasion, with Ala's baby-blue baring gown and "Summer I Turned Pretty" actress adorned with crystals on their Balmain minidress.

Serena Williams, the tennis champion, was on display at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City on Monday as she entered the annual Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards (CFDA) at the American Museum of Natural History. As she prepares to accept the Fashion Icon Award, previously bestowed on Naomi Campbell, Zendaya, and Beyonce, the former model, 42, stopped for pictures on the red carpet of a black sequined gown, conceived by CFDA Chairman Thom Browne, with dramatic sleeves and a train. Adira River Ohanian, the mother of two, accessorized her show-stopping costume with jewelry by David Yurman and long golden tresses in a low ponytail. The Olympian told CFDA: "Ever since I was a little girl, I've used fashion as an outlet to express myself, and fashion has given me the ability to stand on the court and claim who I was and where I'd been thinking about attending the Olympics.'