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Petra Kvitova shares a joke with Radwanska (centre) as they walk away from the Old Supreme Court Building in Singapore. (AFP)
Gone are the days when women tennis players would wear polo shirts and pleated skirts. Today's crop of tennis stars favouring spaghetti strapped vest tops, mesh mini dresses and playsuits.
Some work with luxury fashion designers over sports brands and pushed the boundaries as they turn the court into a catwalk.
(Front, left to right) Lucie Safarova, Angelique Kerber, Petra Kvitova, Garbine Muguruza, Simona Halep, Maria Sharapova, Agnieszka Radwanska and Flavia Pennetta, (Back, left to right) Abigail Spears, Raquel Kops-Jones, Bethanie Mattek-Sands, Chan Hao-chin, Chan Yung-jan, Sania Mirza, Marina Hingis, Kristina Mladenovic, Timea Babos, Caroline Garcia, Katarina Srebotnik, Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka. (AFP)
Yet, these superstars miss out on parading their fashion nous.
Who wouldn't want to dressed up for a special occasion, do their hair, and pick diamond earring and Jimmy Choo sandals?
So when the world's top female tennis players came together to the BNP Paribas WTA Finals in Singapore the WTA Finals Official Draw Ceremony there were fireworks on display.
Sharapova (centre) answers a question during the Official Draw Ceremony prior to the end-of-season WTA Finals in Singapore. (AFP)
Former World Number 1 and current Number 3 going into the WTA Finals, Maria Sharapova was presiding over the fasion fest like the grand dame.
Sharapova is formidable in the fashion scene and the leggy lass was displaying her assets in a tiny floral dress.
Maria Sharapova. (AFP)
Agnieszka Radwanska looked in control in her netted leather dress while Flavia Pennetta was fine with the plunging neckline.
Petra Kvitova looked a far-cry of her aggressive persona in a shimmering back-less little black dress.
Petra Kvitova. (AFP)
It was only Lucie Safarova who decided to go full in a floor-length gown.
Chan Hao-chin and Sania Mirza brought colour to the otherwise monochrome party.
(From left to right) Pennetta, Radwanska, Sharapova, Halep, WTA President Micky Lawler, Muguruza, Kvitova, Kerber and Safarova. (AFP)
We are not impressed with Sania's dark maroon dress, heavy accessory and dark lip colour. A stylist can do wonders with her.
And where is the newest designer in the block - Serena Williams? The World Number 1 may not be in Singapore but she is not out of the glamour scene.
Sania Mirza with her doubles partner Martina Hingis. Twitter
Twitter: Bethanie MattekSands
Serena was not among the fashion divas, but instead has been posing on Instagram in short skirts and high heels... "yes I can play in heels".
Instagram: Serena Williams
These players might have to adhere to a strict dress code when on field but that doesn't mean female players aren't prepared to be daring when it comes to their evening outfits.
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