From fashion drops to signature drinks, tennis culture inspires looks and experiences shaking Brazil this February.
February turns Rio de Janeiro into the capital of tennis in South America. Beyond the matches, the city embraces the tenniscore aesthetic, merging sport, fashion, and lifestyle in a fresh, vibrant wave that goes far beyond the courts.
Here are five curated picks that redefine tennis-inspired style — from functional tailoring to drinks that capture the spirit of competition.
NIINI brings effortless tailoring to the game
NIINI’s Tennis Open collection blends sleek tailoring and sports-inspired materials for a new take on casual luxury. Stretch fabrics, clean cuts, and bold prints make each piece both elegant and relaxed. Discover more: https://www.niini.com.br/tennisopen
Track&Field combines tech and sport-chic
Known for its premium sportswear, Track&Field highlights its tennis collection featuring breathable fabrics, quick-dry technology, and modern silhouettes optimized for movement. Designed for all levels, from court sessions to beach practices. Learn more: https://www.tf.com.br/modalidade-tenis
Santa Lolla brings tenniscore to street style
With the Lolla Sport line, Santa Lolla captures the essence of modern sport-inspired fashion. The edit includes shoes, handbags, and accessories blending functionality with fashion cues for an effortless tenniscore vibe. Explore: https://www.santalolla.com.br/lolla-sport
H&M serves function with design
H&M Brasil introduces pieces featuring drymove™ technology for moisture control and breathable comfort. Sporty yet stylish, the pieces transition seamlessly from court to street. See more at: https://www.hm.com.br/
Ace Paloma: the signature tennis drink
Inspired by tennis tournaments worldwide, the Ace Paloma by Maestro Dobel mixes Diamante tequila, fresh lime juice, grapefruit soda, and a volcanic black salt rim. A crisp, citrusy cocktail perfect for celebrating between matches.
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