Sharapova is looking to add a second Wimbledon crown

Former champion Maria Sharapova comfortably won her first round match and bet her claim as the fashion queen of Wimbledon on Tuesday.

The glamorous 2004 winner, the world's most photographed sportswoman, took to the court in a chiffon top which her sponsors Nike said had a "tuxedo bib front", teamed with a pair of men's shorts.

Dressed to kill, the Florida-based Russian exhausted little time in ending French opponent Stephanie Foretz's involvement with an untroubled 6-1, 6-4 victory.

Sharapova, seeded three, will face fellow Russian Alla Kudryavtseva in the second round. Still only 21, Sharapova is looking to add a second Wimbledon crown to the Australian Open title she won in January.