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< p > tennis has been the birthplace of many legendary figures, the founder of Lacoste brand Ren e Lacoste is one of them.

He was a grand slam runner, winning 3 French Open, two Wimbledon and two us open.

In 1933, Ren e Lacoste made his perfect tennis Jersey and launched a revolution in the fashion industry.

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More than 100 years ago, the fashionable tennis dress of European Ladies was long white ankle bone whet skirt and waist waist, flat top hat, and the cuffs and necklines were tightly buckled. Obviously, such complex costumes greatly restricted the athletes' body.

It was not until 1926 that the appearance of Suzanne Lenglen, the French tennis woman athlete, allowed female athletes to get rid of the bondage of girdle and long skirts.

The fashionable French woman wore the a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" at the Wimbledon open competition. The designer, /a Jean Patou, made her custom-made white knitted vest and knee pleated skirt with a simple hair band on her forehead. The exercise "a target=" _blank "_blank" and "clothing" were also the symbols of the history of tennis apparel.

From then on, the costumes on the tennis courts became more and more portable: Men's knitted cardigan and tennis Lapel shirts became the standard costumes of women players.

Skirts are no longer the only option. Women's tennis suits are more and more amazing. In 1936, Helen Jacobs, the American athlete, won the first time in shorts and won easily. In 1939, Wimbledon champion Bobby Riggs replaced his white shirt with white T-shirt; in 1950, American player Gesi Moran appeared in the Wimbledon show with a new jersey with short skirts and plain pants, which was designed by the famous designer Pierre Bollmann at the time for the movement characteristics of women athletes, and swept the whole 50s and 60s.

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< p > at the same time when tennis moves towards openness and modernization, people's attention to tennis competition is no longer limited to the talent of athletes, but also the visual impact they bring.

Since the 90s of last century, young and handsome players on the tennis courts have been packaged as pop idol: Agassi has set off a unique trend in tennis.

At that time, the Losangeles Times described this way: "his gaudy tennis" a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > dress "/a" and the printed handkerchief on his head made him look like a waiter on the Pirates of the Caribbean in Disneyland.

Nadal's Capri shorts and sleeveless jersey are always announcing their unruly personality.

The brand players are in the mood of the tennis players. Kournikova's hip hop mini skirt, the black super short dress with big black Williams and Sharapova's loud and long long ear rings and mesh mini skirts soon become fashionable fashionable products.

Serena Williams, who has always advocated "let tennis be more feminine", has made himself the boss of fashion design company.

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In recent years, many high fashion brands have also inspired tennis and launched a full range of sports style fashion series. < p >

Jean Paul Gaultier designed a series of retro tennis suits for Herm and s in spring and summer of 2010.

The model was dressed in a white suit, wearing a cut striped sweater, striped sweater, pleated skirt, suspenders skirt and skirt.

The super large Birkin handbag has just become a sport bag for racket.

The broad a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > leather < /a > waist seal and pparent chiffon shirt has aroused people's memories of the female athletes who were born in the early years of last century.

Prada's 2013 holiday series also focuses on tennis.

The slacks of trousers and T-shirts are brightly colored and full of simple sense of movement.

Chanel even launched a racket with double "C" Logo and a black diamond pocket.

As far as sport is concerned with fashion trends, no sport can be as fashionable as tennis. Designers love to get inspiration from this sport, changing colors and fine cutting gradually blurred the boundaries between tennis apparel and fashion.

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