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The Wimbledon of yesteryear is a far cry from today's in terms of fashion - despite all-white rules remaining de riguer

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The most notable changes have come in the women's game

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But while some have embraced the change with elegance...

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...even if their tennis has not been up to much...

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...others - yes, you Martina - have made their fair share of fashion faux pas but let their tennis do the talking

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Navratilova wisely drew the line at following Anne White down the catsuit route which left officials far from impressed

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But Martina did give us a memorable mullet

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Which crossed the gender divide in the 1980s fashion vacuum

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Boris Becker was another big hit in the 1980s - although his shorts were enough to make your eyes water

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Bjorn Borg led the way for the preceding generation and his headband helped make him the King of Cool and Centre Court

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John McEnroe's red headband was no match for Borg and proved enough to send the American into yet another tantrum

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Now we know what Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf first saw in each other after their singles victories in 1992

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A decade on Pete Sampras went for the more informal approach at the Champion's Ball after winning his seventh title