the ralph Lauren collection
This collection was inspired by my love of all things Ralph Lauren and his influence on the game of tennis. From the umpire to the ball kids to the players themselves, the classic style of all things RL inspires us to dress well, live better and pick up a tennis racquet every chance you can. Please enjoy this latest collection dedicated to the tennis obsessed who believe navy and white are the most timeless of combinations and that RL can do no wrong.
A reminder that the wins in life will accumulate, you just need to keep going.
The texture of the white tennis balls and the graphic and symmetrical shadows on the blue court make this a winner for any space.
The feeling when you have pulled every trick out of your racquet bag and you are still losing…
and yes, the looks I got while shooting this were classic. Really need to build my own court.
Tourna Grip could never. While I admittedly loved the bright pink grips as I kid, the classic brown leather grips on the vintage racquets are so beautiful.
An abstract representation of a love of all things vintage tennis.
A tennis wooden press casting a modern shadow.
The white tennis balls against the blue tennis court is the fashion equivalent of anything blue and white striped.
Timeless.
The Game, Set, Match Collection
A graphic series inspired by my forever love of tennis. I created these images with the tennis lover in mind. A person who loves the feeling of a well struck ball, a sunny Saturday spent on the court, and maybe if you are playing with me, a glass of bubbles after.
You can never have too much pink. And pink tennis balls that actually spell LOVE? In my opinion-perfection.
The green chairs are iconic. And yes-if you haven’t been to Wimbledon, sell everything to go and experience it. Or just buy the print…
Combining my love of tennis and the beach in to this fun and preppy print.
Location-Rosemary Beach, Florida
The beautiful colour combination of the blue court and the pink tennis balls and the word HOPE.
One of my all time favourites! And trust me when I say that this piece, framed large in any home makes a fantastic conversation piece.
From the vintage tennis racquet to the scalloped hem on the dress, this black and white print gives a nod to a simpler time.
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From the vintage tennis racquet to the scalloped hem on the dress, this black and white print gives a nod to a simpler time.
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The classic wooden racquets and the unexpected addition of the pink racquet reminds us, in a beautiful way to be unique.
The vintage tennis racquet in a hot, pink colour makes it modern and classic at the same time.
The beautiful flowers against the pale pink racket make a beautiful pairing.
I shot this fun one on the courts at the beloved Blackberry Farm and I love how it turned out. The green court and the pink tennis balls prove that the preppiest colour combination is the best! And that vintage racquet shadow…
One of the best ways to spend a Spring afternoon after a long and dreary Winter is on the tennis court. And with the appearance of warmer temps and sunshine, a glass of rose isn’t far behind. Combined in this image using colour and shadow play, it will give those mired in the colder months something to look forward to and those enjoying Spring and Summer a reminder to get out on those courts, and enjoy yourselves.
I can think of no better way to spend a Friday. While Wimbledon has paired the game of tennis with champagne for decades, these images pair them each and every week. Because, why not?
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Before flash ball machines, there were walls with lines. This print brings back all the nostalgia and the bold, green colour brings a fun statement to any space.
You can never have enough pink. Especially when it comes to the game of tennis.
The classic blue court and yellow tennis ball combination display a traditional aesthetic while the angles feel more modern.
The green tennis court provide a beautiful backdrop for the classic, white Adirondack chairs. I can’t think of a better place to enjoy a changeover on the tennis court.
Location-Blackberry Farm, Tennessee
My favourite champagne surrounded by pink tennis balls makes for the perfect piece of art to demonstrate ones priorities.
If watching Roger and Serena battle for the Wimbledon title on grass each year makes you happy then this print is for you.
While Pop Art and Tennis are rarely pared together, this image does so seamlessly. The saturation of the shadows and the bright colours ensure that this will be an image that will invite close inspection and conversation.
This image makes a graphic statement with the vibrant pink tennis balls and symmetrical shadows cast upon slivers of a blue tennis court.
Classic blue court paired with the vintage racquet and the bold white baseline stripe.
If you love Chris Evert or the colour yellow, you will love this fun and preppy print.
I love vintage tennis racquets and I love repetition which makes this print a new fav.
My Mum used to tell me when I was a teenager that she was going to ‘make me a lady if it was the last thing she ever did”…
She gathered all of her rules from the royal families play book so the standards were HIGH.
Introducing Ladylike to the print shop. Dainty and pretty and most definitely ladylike.
If you love preppy anything and the game of tennis, this piece of art belongs in your home.
What better way to cool down after a long match than to head straight to the beach.
Location-Rosemary Beach, Florida
That feeling when the tennis courts start filling up again and Spring is in the air.
You just cannot beat the all white look on a tennis court. Timeless and elegant. Throw a pleated skirt in for traditional perfection.
Print large and frame simply for maximum effect.
The fun pink tennis balls casting a striking shadow on the blue court with that small reminder to keep going.
What if every tough match ended with some beach time? That is my idea of heaven. Especially if I won…
Imagine what we could all accomplish if we had a cheering section like this one.
Wimbledon, Center Court.
A gorgeous vintage tennis racket in the surf.
For those that love the game and also the beach.
The looks I received while shooting this were worth it.
For those that love the game and also the beach.
For the tennis lover that had to compromise and purchase art instead of tickets to Wimbledon.
Fifty tennis balls to represent the 50 years since Billie Jean King and the rest of the “Original Nine” women started the professional women’s tennis tour.
Please enjoy.
As any tennis player will tell you, practice makes perfect. Or rather, practice will make you better but far from perfect. This image reminds me of countless hours spent on the courts, attempting to become just a little bit better.
the clay court Collection
I’ll admit it. I never really loved playing on clay. It was s-l-o-w and the game of tennis that I enjoy the most is hitting the ball as hard and as fast as possible. And clay will reveal the footwork (or lack thereof) in a way that I didn’t always appreciate. But I am working on it. These prints are for the clay court player that is diligent about cleaning the lines post match and whose footwork is straight out of tennis textbook.
Please enjoy!
The colour and texture of the clay court and the two white lines make this a bold and beautiful statement piece for any wall.
The collection of vintage racquets paired with the bouncing pink tennis balls make this one of my favourites.
The white clay court line and pink tennis balls are a bold yet beautiful statement for your wall.
for the love of preppy collection
While some consider the colour combination of pink and green a bold statement, I believe it walks the line of classic and fun perfectly. This collection is a nod to vintage Lacoste polos, cocktails served at 5pm sharp and collars that were designed to stay up.
Inspired by the vintage tennis broaches of years ago, two of a kind would be a fun addition to any wall.
The perfect pairing of a graphic green tennis court, my favourite pink tennis balls and a well placed vintage racquet shadow.
All of those historic moments of champions raising their large trophies above their heads in celebration. This print is a sweet nod to the beginning of that very dream.
I love the modern vibes of the pink tennis balls and the the classic nod to tennis in the 60’s or 70’s with the vintage racquet cover.
This cheeky print represents the idea that if you live in Palm Beach, you are probably winning…
From the classic pleats on the tennis skirt to the graphic net shadow, this one is timeless.
The preppy green vintage racquet against the imagined pink tennis court make this image modern and classic at the same time.
The colours, the lines and the simple composition of this image make it timeless.
the modern purist collection
Introducing the “Modern Purist” collection. Some of my favourite tennis memories from my childhood are set against the backdrop of a grass tennis court. From the irregular bounce to the barely visible lines, grass court tennis exposes even the most polished of players.
I wanted to create a collection for those that love the tradition of the game. Who look forward to the two weeks a year where grass court tennis is the norm and the most modern of players look like the greats of yesterday.
The white tennis clothing paired with the modern twist of pink tennis balls is the Wimbledon of my dreams.
Saturday’s are made for tennis. Whether you love to play early in the morning right after you finish your coffee or later in the day when a win (or a loss) is rewarded with cocktails.
Anyone who has played tennis on a grass court knows the perils of the unpredictable bounce.
When you step up to the service line, remembering all those days you should have been practicing your serve and didn’t… so you do the only thing you can…you pray for a very improbable string of aces.
The beautiful International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island weighing in in the background in all of its historical glory.
All white attire, a well manicured grass court and pink tennis balls are the dream combination for a perfect day.
For the tennis lover that values the history and tradition of the game.
And for those that dream of one day attending Wimbledon or want to remember the days they spent at the All England Club.
Taken on centre court of the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island, this print is the Wimbledon of my dreams. Perfectly manicured grass tennis court, white pleated skirt and pink tennis balls.
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In any sport, one of the worst phrases your coach can utter is get on the line.
This classic image was taken at the gorgeous Buckskill Country Club in the Hamptons. I stopped by one morning and they were so accommodating and kind, even offering to let me shoot for 20 minutes before their clinics began.
They are one of the few places in the US that offer grass courts to the public. So if you are lucky enough to be in the area, stop by. Just book a court first.
When I was growing up, tennis attire wasn’t fashionable. And it certainly wasn’t cool.
These tennis socks and matching vintage racquets on the grass court make a modern, visual statement that would make any wall in your home “cool”.
Location-International Hall of Fame, Newport, R.I.
The gorgeous vintage racquet with red stripes paired with the pink tennis balls make this image a fun addition to your walls.
The classic pairing of pink and green together on the grass courts of the Hamptons.
Location-Buckskill Tennis Club, East Hampton, New York
When you play doubles, you play tennis and so much more. You also must be a mind reader, a great communicator and sometimes, a therapist. But when it all clicks, playing doubles can be the most fun of all.
Traditional grass tennis court with modern, pink tennis balls from the International Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island. One of my very favourite places.
When I think about Ralph Lauren, I think about horses and tennis. So I combined them. From the RL American flag sweater and tennis skirt to the tennis shoes, this is one of my absolute favourite images that I have ever taken.
And if anyone knows anyone at RL, please send this to them. I would be so grateful.