Pros grace Roland Garros orange carpet

The player party gave the stars a chance to suit/dress up. (All Photos Twitter/RolandGarros)

Tennis stars don't often have a chance to swap their sweaty, dri-fit sports clothes for dresses and suits, but when they do, the results are exquisite. Thursday night was the Roland Garros players' party at the Le Petit Palais, and the orange carpet photo-op didn't disappoint:

The nine-time Roland Garros champion is coming in hot with two clay-court titles this season.

The Romanian won her second WTA Premier title in Madrid a few weeks ago.

The Serb won her sole Grand Slam title in Paris back in 2008.

An injury forced him out of Rome, so it's a relief to see the highest-ranked Frenchman in Paris.

The Brit celebrated her 24th birthday during the player's party.

The pro-turned-commentator reached the French Open final in 1988.

The American is going into Paris just one spot shy of her career-high ranking of No. 71.

The Frenchwoman and former No. 59 played her last match at Roland Garros in the qualifying draw.

The Frenchman has won three ATP Masters 1000 doubles titles this year (with Nicolas Mahut).

The two-time Wimbledon champion will try her luck on dirt.