By Kate Davis, Founder of Love All Tennis

I’ve always loved tennis dresses. Long before Love All Tennis existed, long before performance fabrics and patented details, I was reaching for dresses to play tennis simply because they made me feel like myself.

Tennis, for me, has never been just about the match. It’s about the rhythm of the day. A morning on the court. Coffee afterward. Lunch with friends. Errands squeezed in between school pickups and meetings. The tennis dress fits seamlessly into that life. It doesn’t ask you to change who you are or what you’re doing next. It just goes with you.

The Ease of One and Done

Kate's Family at Hotel du Cap Eden-Roc in Cap d'Antibes, France

There’s something incredibly liberating about putting on one piece and being ready. A great tennis dress is truly “one and done.” No coordinating. No fuss. No pulling or tugging. You zip it up or slip it on, lace up your sneakers, and you’re out the door.

That ease matters. Especially for women who are busy, active, and moving between roles all day long. I wanted Love All tennis dresses to feel effortless in the morning and still feel polished hours later when you’re sitting down to lunch.

Flattering, Always

I’m deeply opinionated about fit. Tennis dresses should be flattering without trying too hard. Feminine but never fussy. Structured where you want support, forgiving where you want ease.

Every Love All dress is designed to love your body exactly as it is. We obsess over seam placement, skirt swing, waistlines, necklines, and proportions so that the dress works with you, not against you. You should feel confident walking onto the court and just as confident walking into a restaurant afterward.

A Little Girly, In the Best Way

I unapologetically love that tennis can be pretty. The swing of a skirt. A feminine neckline. A subtle trim. Tennis dresses let you lean into that softness while still being athletic and strong.

That balance is part of what makes tennis so timeless. It’s sport and style at once. At Love All, we embrace that fully. Our dresses are designed to feel feminine, classic, and joyful—never overly technical or overly serious.

From Court to Lunch (and Beyond)

If a tennis dress can’t take you from the court to lunch, it doesn’t belong in my closet.

I want to finish a match, throw on a sweater, and sit down with friends without feeling underdressed or out of place. I want to run errands, pop into a meeting, or head straight to the carpool line. Love All dresses are made for real life, not just the baseline.

They’re tennis dresses, yes—but they’re also lifestyle dresses.

Our Patented Tensie Designs

Kate and her Harvard Business School best friend, Reena, at the Millbrook Member Guest

One of the things I’m most proud of at Love All Tennis is our patented Tensie construction. Built-in support, thoughtfully designed shorts, and smart engineering that actually stays put.

We didn’t design Tensies to be complicated. We designed them to disappear once you put them on. They support you, move with you, and make the dress wearable for hours—comfortably, confidently, and without constant adjusting.

Why I Keep Coming Back to Dresses

Kate's and her twins at a parent child tournament at a private club in Amagansett

At the end of the day, tennis dresses make me feel good. They make getting dressed easier. They make me feel feminine and strong at the same time. They fit my life.

Love All Tennis dresses are designed for women who love the game but also love everything that comes after it. The lunch. The laughter. The full day that unfolds once the match is over.

That’s why I’ll always reach for a tennis dress. And it’s why we keep designing them—to love all of you, on and off the court.

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