Millie Mackintosh dons Abercrombie & Fitch Wimbledon-inspired tennis co-ord
The sun is out, the temperatures are high, and everyone's eating strawberries and cream as Wimbledon kicks off this week. The iconic event has seen celebrities pour into London in their finest whites and summery fits, ready to watch some tennis. But it isn't just people attending the tournament that have taken inspiration from the tennis sporting event when it comes to their outfits.
Millie Mackintosh has just shown off an Abercrombie & Fitch co-ord that had her gushing, "How cute is this set?" and directing fans to where they could find their own.
Millie described the outfit as "inspired by Wimbledon". The set is from Abercrombie & Fitch, and it is still available in all sizes and colours, though it is selling fast.
Millie's top is the YPB sculptLUX Strapppy-Back Tank, which comes in white and brown, as well as more vibrant blue or green, and retails for £35. It comes in sizes XXS to XXL and is touted as a slim-fitting active tank made from A&F's comfortable sculptLUX active fabric.
Designed to hold you in while ensuring your comfort as you go about your activities, this sculptLUX tank is compressive and supportive without being restrictive. The material works to smooth and sculpt, without pinching, so you can enjoy a flattering figure-hugging fit without struggling to breathe. The tank boasts a core length, square neckline and interior lining with removable pads for extra support.
Meanwhile, Millie's YPB sculptLUX Lined Wrap Skirt retails for £45 and is made from the same lightweight sculptLUX material. The ultra high-rise 3" active skirt features discrete shorts underneath that are super soft and smooth without being restrictive and come armed with handy pockets on the interior lining to keep your essentials close and safe.
This sculptLUX skort is soft, sculpting and flattering, so you can enjoy a sucked-in finish without the discomfort. Boasting all the perks of having a 2-in-1 design, this skort also features a tall elasticated waistband and wrap-front detail to add a stylish and flattering flair to a simple, tennis-themed look.
For alternative tennis-coded outfits, check out Pretty Little Thing's White Printed Sculpt Gym Skort that retails for £24, which is matched by the White Printed Sculpt Scoop Crop Top, selling for £15. And if you don't mind splashing a bit more cash, Lululemon has this Lightweight High-Rise Tennis Skirt in a wide range of shades for £65, and this matching Lululemon Energy Longline Bra for £48
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