Best dressed at the Veolia Arizona Open
Another tournament down, and the fashion didn’t miss. From timeless silhouettes to effortlessly clean looks—and even a new name crashing the Best Dressed List—the Mesa stop delivered some seriously standout style moments.
Here are the best dressed players from the Veolia Arizona Open.
Ingram is always one of the pros I keep an eye on for on-court style, and Arizona was no exception. She showed up looking sharp, as she usually does. In women’s doubles, she wore a sleek black dress with white piping and a front zipper—sporty with just the right edge. Paired with hoop earrings and a black beaded necklace, it was a clean, confident look and another strong fashion moment from Ingram.
Ingram’s women’s doubles partner, Blatt matched the energy with a black Nike mesh dress—the same style you may recognize from Aryna Sabalenka at the US Open. It’s edgy, athletic, and effortlessly sporty, and it looked right at home on the pickleball court. Together, the pair made for one of the best dressed duos of the tournament.
In singles, Blatt also brought a fun twist with a playful dress from Courting. The baby pink base paired with pops of neon yellow made for a standout, unexpected color combo. Styled with her white and pink JOOLA shoes, the look felt fresh, energetic, and was an easy win on court style.
Meghan Dizon and Hurricane Tyra Black
Across the court from Blatt and Ingram, Dizon and Black went with matching fitted blue dresses from Alo. The color looked incredible on both players, but it’s the cutout detail that really elevates the look—dramatic, modern, and a little architectural. Dizon paired hers with white and blue court shoes, while Black finished her look with a white visor and matching hair bows for a clean, coordinated finish.
Dizon and Black also wore the same dress in a black-and-white version, but the blue iteration was the standout for me. Just too cute.
Fahey was giving full ballerina-core in singles, and I loved every part of it. She stepped out in a baby pink tank, a pleated white skirt, white arm bands, Pilla eyewear, and matching pink-and-white JOOLA shoes. What stands out most about Fahey’s looks is how timeless and classic they always feel, and this outfit was no exception.
If there’s one thing I appreciate, it’s a man who can pull off pink. Not only did Acevedo make an impressive run in men’s doubles to take silver alongside Yuta Funemizu, he did it in style. He wore a mauve pink Joma shirt, black shorts, white Nike court shoes, matching socks, and a white cap with subtle pink detailing to tie it all together. Clean, coordinated, and confident—Acevedo earns his spot on the Best Dressed List.
There’s something so crisp about a full white fit on the court, and Oncins’ look from Mesa really stood out to me. The clean white shirt, white hat, white crew socks, and white Joma shoes created a sharp, unified base, while the bright blue shorts added just the right pop of color. Even the accessories felt intentional and perfectly matched. If you’re looking for men’s pickleball outfit inspiration, this is definitely a look worth recreating. It’s clean, simple, and effortlessly stylish.
Todd looked absolutely angelic in Arizona. She took the court in a white Alo corset top and a matching pleated tennis skirt, and the look felt just as clean and pristine as her gold-medal performance in women’s doubles. The black waistband added a subtle belt effect that broke up the all-white palette perfectly, and every accessory was thoughtfully coordinated. It was a polished, effortless look, and just really beautiful overall.
While Rohrabacher won women’s doubles alongside Todd, her mixed doubles look was the one I really loved. This navy Joma dress is peak country club chic (similar style here). With its crisp white collar, subtle white mesh side panels, and zipper detail, it strikes that perfect balance of polished and sporty. It’s a super clean, elevated look that really stood out on court.
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