All Eyes on Hemlines, Not Henman, at Wimbledon This Year

London (PRWEB) June 30, 2010 -- With the tennis season now firmly underway, leading voucher codes site Savoo (http://www.savoo.co.uk/) has been monitoring the hemlines of Wimbledon’s leading female tennis players to reveal the top five shortest tennis skirts at Wimbledon this tournament.

Savoo.co.uk found that Maria Sharapova topped the short skirt chart this year with her hemlines sitting a whopping thirteen inches above her knee. The part-time model was closely followed by champion tennis siblings Venus and Serena Williams whose hemlines sit ten and a half inches above the knee.

With the Williams sisters known for their strong sense of style on the courts, fashionistas wishing to emulate their tennis heroes can do so in style using Argos vouchers http://www.savoo.co.uk/m-Argos-vouchers.html and other fantastic tennis gear deals available under Savoo.co.uk’s sports category.

Number three in the short skirt chart was Maria Kirilenko who sported a ten inch distance between her hemline and knee. Surprisingly at number five was Ana Ivanovic who this year decided not to follow suit, instead sporting a dress and leggings.

Simon Bird UK Director of Retail Partnerships at Savoo.co.uk comments: Our team of dedicated deal hunters is passionate about Wimbledon – even about the short skirts! And they love finding the best deals on tennis clothing, rackets and all things Wimbledon-related for our savvy Savoo.co.uk community.

Whether it’s discounts on food so shoppers can enjoy their Wimbledon-style strawberries and cream or great camera and software deals from Comet or Adobe vouchers http://www.savoo.co.uk/m-Adobe-vouchers.html - Savoo.co.uk will have Wimbledon fans shouting “match point!” as they score great deals on everything they need to enjoy the tennis season in style, and all at a fraction of the cost”.

Top five shortest skirts at Wimbledon:

1.    Maria Sharapova

2.    Venus Williams

3.    Serena Williams

4.    Maria Kirilenko

5.    Ana Ivanovic

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