Zendaya Steps Out To Watch A Tennis Match In A Tweed Blazer, A Knitted Tie, And Baggy Jeans

Wimbledon season wrapped up in style, and who better to close it out with a fashionable flourish than Challengers actress Zendaya ?

On Saturday, July 13, the style icon attended the women’s final, where Barbora Krejčíková defeated Jasmine Paolini, donning a chic, tennis-inspired look. Zendaya sported a Ralph Lauren sandy blazer with padded shoulders, layered over a light-blue collared button-up. She added a loosely tied navy and white striped necktie and paired it all with dark denim jeans.

Zendaya Rocks A Tweed Blazer And Knitted Tie For Wimbledon Final

Her accessories featured pearl earrings and a Louis Vuitton monogrammed bag. Her blonde curls were swept up in a loose bun, and she rocked glowy makeup for the warm day.

Fans couldn't help but shower her with praise in the comments section of JustJared's Instagram post from the day.

"Aaaah Zendaya cutie," wrote one fan. Another user said, "Zendaya looks so good." "Loving the blonde on Zendaya, I wonder if she has any upcoming film projects," commented someone else.

Zendaya Opens Up About Learning Tennis For Challengers

Before Challengers hit theaters, the Euphoria icon had to master the game of tennis. In a candid chat with Variety back in April, she revealed she knew nothing about the sport before the movie.

"I didn’t know anything about tennis, to be honest. So I just threw myself in there. I’ve pretty much seen every video, every match that’s online, every compilation, every interview. It became my thing. Anytime I wasn’t at work, I was watching something," said the 27-year-old .

She continued to add, "My Instagram became full of tennis stuff. I’m learning how to play tennis, and I’m seeing like these little kids on Instagram — like, 10 — absolutely professional. I’m like, “Wow, I’m terrible!” It really is one of those sports that anyone who’s really great at it, they start so young. I was obviously very intimidated by the fact that I was stepping into something I really didn’t understand."