Wimbledon's costume dramas

1 of 12 French player and fashion icon Rene Lacoste steps into his "sports" gear to play tennis in 1927

2 of 12 Five-time Wimbledon champion Suzanne Lenglen used to re-apply her make-up on court in the changeovers

3 of 12 Bjorn Borg's tennis made him a Wimbledon legend but his headband made him the ultimate style icon too

4 of 12 Rival John McEnroe tried to compete in the headband stakes - he always wore red to match his fiery temper

5 of 12 Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova made a good pair of specs the must-have tennis accessory

6 of 12 BBC presenter Sue Barker keeps it simple - and short - when she contests Wimbledon in 1981

7 of 12 It was not all right for Anne White - she was asked not to wear her catsuit again in 1985

8 of 12 Boris Becker defied the restraints of his tight shorts to win the 1985 title - but what's with the tank top?

9 of 12 Andre Agassi used his hair to distract his opponents on his way to winning the 1992 title

10 of 12 Greg Rusedski sported a Union Jack bandana at Wimbledon in 1995 after deciding to play for Britain

11 of 12 Venus and Serena Williams are less outrageous at Wimbledon - but Venus adds her own touches of style

12 of 12 Tatiana Golovin gave shorts a rare outing at Wimbledon but she got into all sorts of trouble with her cropped top