The PPA Tour touched down in Nevada for the Rate Las Vegas Open, and the pros delivered on style: think sleek monochrome fits, bold patterns, and plenty of standout looks.

Here are the best dressed players from the tournament.

Hurricane Tyra Black

Is Hurricane Tyra Black going to land on the Best Dressed List at every tournament this season? If she keeps rolling out fresh, standout looks, it’s definitely on the table. And honestly, no complaints here.

Black turned heads in women’s doubles with a maroon plaid dress from Lime Lush, a rare and refreshing choice in a sea of standard athleticwear. Patterns don’t show up often on the court, which made this red-and-pink diamond design feel even more unique. The fitted silhouette is both flattering and perfectly on-trend for fall, and she elevated the whole look with a long, dangly necklace.

Pablo Tellez

Tellez is never shy about leaning into bold colors or eye-catching patterns, and that’s exactly what makes his style so fun. In Vegas, he brought the energy in a red, white, and blue look from Joma that fully delivered on Americana vibes. Paired with matching red sweatbands and crisp white court shoes, the outfit came together seamlessly, making it one of his standout looks of the tournament.

Abbigal Hatton

Hatton delivered two standout looks on center court, but this gingham skirt from Nike stole the show. The playful checkerboard pattern pops, especially when paired with a matching light blue Nike top and crisp white Sparms arm sleeves. She finished the look with coordinating Joma shoes, sleek eyewear, and a classic white hat. It was an effortlessly charming ensemble that came together as a total win.

Rafael Lenhard

If there’s one thing I appreciate, it’s a perfectly coordinated look, and Lenhard delivered. The sage green top is a standout on its own, and pairing it with a crisp white hat and white court shoes accented with just the right touch of green pulls everything together effortlessly. Clean, cohesive, and done right, this is a simple outfit that hits on every level.

Kate Fahey

Fahey has really been leveling up her fashion game this season, and I’m here for it. One of her standout looks came in women’s singles, where she wore a navy blue pleated skirt from Free People Movement made with a mesh-style fabric. It photographs beautifully on court, but what really makes the outfit work is how intentional the styling feels.

She paired it with a sleek white long-sleeve top, clean white shoes, and even a JOOLA paddle that subtly ties into the overall palette. Every detail feels considered and cohesive. Nothing overdone, just a sharp, well-matched on-court look.

Sofia Sewing and Casey Diamond

I love when a mixed doubles team shows up in style, and Sewing and Diamond nailed it with perfectly matched fits. I’m especially into the color here, the monochromatic dark brown sets looked incredibly clean on court. Diamond kept it simple with a t-shirt and shorts, while Sewing went with a fitted skirt and strappy tank, but both looks felt cohesive and intentional. If this is the kind of fashion statement we’re getting from them in mixed doubles, the rest of the season is going to be fun to watch.

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