Here are my latest finds and news from fashion, film, design, photography and beautiful living.
• Ralph Lauren has been the official outfitter of Wimbledon since 2006. David Lauren talks about the perfect match that is Wimbledon and Polo Ralph Lauren, about how his father has always drawn inspiration from England, from Cary Grant movies and old photos of the Windsor family. On the same Wimbledon note, you may be interested in learning more about the evolution of tennis dressing: Coco Chanel was once again a pioneer.
• Arthur Elgort’s book Camera Ready: How to Shoot Your Kids
• Susannah Frankel writes an interesting article about Haider Ackermann: the draped crusader. Some of my readers may know by now that I am a great admirer of his work.
• Academy Award winning costume designer Lindy Hemming talks Designing 007: fifty years of Bond style: the exhibition opens next month in London and includes a wide range of categories, from costume design to set design.
• Chiara sports a fun outfit I absolutely love
• Ideas for the home: photo wall
photos: (clockwise from top left) 1-Arthur Elgort for Vogue, May 1974 / 2-Bob Stone for Vogue 1974 / 3-Ralph Lauren Wimbledon 2011 campaign
I’m sipping my coffee and going through these wonderful links. I’m especially interested in the Ackermann interview, thanks for sharing that one.
By the way, the title of Elgort’s book is hilarious, especially if you don’t know the context.
Yes, I know, that’s exactly what I thought when I first saw the title of the book. 🙂
I do love starting the morning with wonderful links! The article on the evolution of tennis dressing was fascinating!
How gorgeous! Have a lovely day, Kellie xx
Hey, Ada, I am in love with those wall photography corner, I have one in my home. Chiara is always choosing lovely outfit (I personally love any large blouse that shows one shoulder). Nice finding that photography book, Ada! Kisses
I wish I played tennis. It’s such a chicly dressed sport!
Inspiring links! xoxo
I definitely have to get Arthur Elgort’s book. What a great testimonial! And I absolutely loved Chiara’s outfit. So fun, playful and sexy at the same time 🙂
I am interested in checking out that photography book! Great finds!
Hi Ada, I said the same to Lisa who just like you had all these interesting links to visit, I have to take some time for that this weekend! The photography books sounds most interesting to me;) These black and white shots are so fresh! Hope you have a lovely evening.
Love those high waisted shorts – wish I could wear those…
another reason i had kept up with tennis. it’s such a chic sport, isn’t it? j and i are taking it up again, but sadly we’re not very good – yet! so glad you linked over to your pinterest!
Ada, love your links and I can’t wait to track down that book by Arthur Elgort, who is one of my favorites!
xo mary jo
Wonderful links, Ada, thank you! I shall enjoy them this weekend. And the classic tennis style always evokes such a grew mood of summer, leisure and, okay, a bit of privilege as well. 🙂
Happy weekend coming up. xo
Great Links Ada, again. I’m going to sit down properly and read the Haider Ackerman article – love his work. Hasn’t tennis style come a long , long way! That Arthur Elgort book sounds great – and yes, very funny or very odd, title for it… x:)
Oh, finally it’s Wimbledon time! Love the tradition and the fashion around that tournament…Ada, I noticed the new blog header and layout: I like it a lot and that cat is so cute!
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