3<\/p>\n Reaching the Round of 16 marks Kostyuk’s best-ever result at Wimbledon.Credit: Getty<\/p>\n However, despite the impressive win, it’s her outfit that has gained the attention of the All England Club.<\/p>\n The 24-year-old<\/a> wore a replica of her 2023 wedding gown, designed by the sportswear brand Wilson.<\/p>\n She has pulled off a similar look before in 2024, prompting the designer to post on their social media: ‘The grass dress code, reimagined by Marta.’<\/p>\n Within a couple of hours, the French Open<\/a> semi-finalist’s outfit was sold out after being available for \u00a3150.<\/p>\n Read more on tennis<\/p>\n Wilson has described how the garment is fully fit for purpose: “A sophisticated two-piece construction consisting of a bra, vest and skirt system,<\/p>\n “Accented with technical lace detailing that elevates the look while maintaining the functionality required at the highest levels of the sport.<\/p>\n Kostyuk added: “To have a dress named after me, that was envisioned by me, feels absolutely surreal.<\/p>\n “Working with the Wilson team, especially Joelle, has been nothing short of amazing- I am able to help create looks that not only look beautiful, but are meant to perform on-court.”<\/p>\n Any concern that the strict dress code was broken, was squashed when she originally wore it in 2024.<\/p>\n At the London-based tournament, there is a nine-point dress code ruling that only allows white clothing and does not include shades of cream.<\/p>\n 3<\/p>\n The next match could mark a historic all-Ukrainian finalCredit: AFP<\/p>\n However, officials loved the look so much that they have previously inducted her 2024 outfit into the Wimbledon<\/a> Museum.<\/p>\n The victory means Kostyuk progresses to the next round, where she will prepare to face either her Ukrainian compatriot Daria Snigur or American qualifier Ashlyn Krueger.<\/p>\n Another tennis star who dressed to impress was Naomi Osaka<\/a>, who walked onto the court wearing a Japanese-inspired dress with frills and extended sleeves.<\/p>\n However, she still managed to conform strictly to the all-white Wimbledon dress code.<\/p>\n The Japanese tennis player has previously made headlines<\/a> with her fashion choices and went viral at the Australian Open for wearing bold designs.<\/p>\n Osaka has previously spoken on how these outfits uplift her, saying: “I would definitely say obviously if I wear these outfits, I want to stay in the tournament for a long time, and I do believe in, like, ‘look good, feel good.<\/p>\n Read More on talkSPORT 3<\/p>\n Osaka wore a Japanese-inspired dress during her warm-up at WimbledonCredit: Paul Edwards<\/p>\n![\"marta-kostyuk\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/marta-kostyuk-ukraine-action-emma-1093065630.jpg\")
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