Did you like Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s Wimbledon look? Decoding his Center Court style game
For 15-year-old batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, a trip to the All England Club provided the perfect antidote to a tough week on the cricket field. After the disappointment of being knocked out of the T20I final against England at Southampton’s Utilita Bowl on Saturday, the young left-hander headed to SW19 for a different atmosphere, a relaxed Sunday evening. As his teammate Sanju Samson noted, after a grueling and demanding international engagement, the traveling contingent simply wanted to relax and soak up the timeless atmosphere of the world’s premier tennis tournament.
His place on center court for the men’s singles final, Sooryavanshi has joined forces with a star-studded Indian contingent that includes Abhishek Sharma, Samson and World Cup-winning icon Yuvraj Singh. While all four cricketers looked perfectly sharp in the exclusive enclosures, it was the teenager’s remarkably mature sartorial choice that caught the attention of courtside onlookers and digital fashion critics alike.
Rather than lean on the relaxed, smartly casual offshoots favored by many of today’s athletes, the Rajasthan Royals star took a deeply traditional, large-scale approach to her first Wimbledon appearance. Standing in front of the iconic purple-green floral backdrop, the Bihar-born prodigy delivered a masterclass in classic tailoring that defied his tender age. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s Wimbledon suit has gone viral. (Photo: Reuters)
Sooryavanshi anchored his sophisticated look at court in a sharp-cut, single-breasted black two-piece suit. The jacket featured structured, padded shoulders and sharp lapels that provided an imposing silhouette well beyond his years. The cut was impeccably slim yet fully functional, lining his torso naturally with a classic two-button fastening, cleverly left unbuttoned in keeping with proper menswear etiquette to maintain a fluid, relaxed attitude. The matching trousers were clean and straight cut, offering a sharp crease that cinched precisely above his footwear.
Contrasting the rugged black suit, Sooryavanshi opted for a flawless white shirt with a solid collar. However, the undeniable focal point of the ensemble was the traditional club style tie. The tie, with bold diagonal black and white regimental stripes, brought a great deal of collegial, institutional charm that was entirely appropriate for a historic venue like the All England Club. A delicate, crisp white handkerchief peeked out neatly from his breast pocket, tying the monochromatic palette flawlessly. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi soaked in the Wimbledon action at the All England Club. (Photo: Reuters)
The seamless execution of the outfit became a talking point as the JioStar host complimented the teenager on how sharp the suit looked and asked how much time and thought he put into curating the ensemble. Sooryavanshi smiled and revealed that the sophisticated look was actually a last-minute team effort.
“I didn’t really plan anything in particular. I just wore what I found quickly. Abhishek helped arrange it and here I am,” he admitted, offering a charming humility that contrasted with his highly polished aesthetic.
Reflecting on the teenage aesthetic, our lifestyle editor Tiasa Bhowal praised the clean execution of the look. “Vaibhav Sooryavanshi wore an all black suit with a white shirt underneath and a striped tie. He completed the look with a pair of black loafers. He looked dapper,” commented Bhowal, emphasizing how the minimalist, high-contrast palette elevated his overall look.
LIGHT SNAPS
The foundation of the sophisticated tailoring was a pair of premium black leather loafers. The sleek slip-ons featured bold silver metallic embellishment across the vamp, adding a subtle touch of luxury to the look without veering into unnecessary flamboyance.
His choice of eyewear elevated the ensemble to court royalty: a pair of classic gold-rimmed aviator sunglasses with dark, tinted lenses. With her hair perfectly coiffed in a sharp, side-parted quiff, Sooryavanshi’s ensemble demonstrated a level of poise, maturity and respect for tradition that perfectly reflects her rapid rise on the international circuit. Sooryavanshi’s glasses created the biggest stir. (Photo: Reuters)
The stunning visual immediately ignited social media, with fans celebrating the rare intersection of past, present and future. One user on X warmly praised the look, writing, “Vaibhav Sooryavanshi with Abhishek Sharma & Yuvraj Singh at Wimbledon. Three generations of Indian cricket, one shot looking absolutely sharp and classy.”
Apart from fashion, the day also allowed the young cricket sensation to fully indulge his passion for tennis. When Sooryavanshi was quizzed about his sporting idols, he revealed his deep admiration for the modern court titans. “I used to watch Nadal and Djokovic a lot. I like Djokovic a lot, but those were the two players I watched the most,” he revealed.
The teenager also showed an astute technical reading of the current game as he pinned his colors to the world number one ahead of the final. “I really liked Sinner, the way he dominated the whole tournament. Let’s hope he wins today,” he said.
The young batsman’s prediction proved to be quite prophetic as Jannik Sinner successfully defeated Germany’s Alexander Zverev to claim the title, capping off an unforgettable afternoon of elite sport, high fashion and a mental reset for India’s brightest young talent.
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Issued by:
Debodinna Chakraborty
Published on:
13 Jul 2026 20:17 IST