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Mixed doubles— London
Preface
There’s no better way to spend a sunny autumn afternoon than a few sociable sets of tennis on London’s Parliament Hill Fields. We get kitted out for the perfect match, both on and off the court.
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02Jacket and vest by Comme des Garçons Junya Watanabe MAN, shirt by Folk, trousers by Hackett, boston bag by Richard James
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03Dress by Oscar de la Renta, belt by Ralph Lauren, watch by Hermés
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04Jumper by John Smedley, trousers by Incotex, bag by Bill Amberg, racquet bag by Yonex
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05Jumper by Albam, trousers by Two Dot for Tomorrowland, shoulder bag by Bill Amberg, racquet bag by Yonex
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06Cap, t-shirt shorts and racquet all by Prince, socks by Falke, shoes by yonex
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07Head band and racquet by Prince, poloshirt, skirt and racquet bag by Yonex, boston bag by Marni
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08Jacket, racquet and ball by Wilson, polo shirt and shorts both by Yonex
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09(left) dress by Prince, racquet by Yonex, ball by Wilson (right) dress by Fred Perry, ball by Wilson
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10dress by Fred Perry, racquet by Prince, ball by Wilson
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11tracksuit by Prince, racquet by Yonex, polo shirt by Yonex, shorts, shoes, racquet all by Prince, socks by Falke, ball by Wilson
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17polo shirt, shorts both by Yonex, racquet by Wilson cap, t-shirt, racquet all by Prince, ball by Wilson
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23shirt by Drawer, skirt by Madras, racquet bag by Yonex
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24jacket by Aquascutum, shirt by Glanshirt, jeans by Closed, leather bag by Tod's, racquet bag by Yonex, bracelet by Cartier
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25jacket by Drawer, scarf by Sophnet., shirt by Oliver Spencer, bag by Valextra, skirt by Oscar de la Renta, shoes by Sergio Rossi, watch by Hermès, necklace by Cartier
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26dress by Melograno Editions, scarf by The Inoue Brothers, bracelet by Hermès, shoes by Roger Vivier, bag by Valextra (right) cardigan by John Smedley, dress and shoes by Madras, watch by Georg Jensen
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27jacket by Folk, waistcoat by Albam, shirt by Comme des Garçons Shirt, jeans by Polo Ralph Lauren, shoes by Shofolk, watch by IWC, ball by Wilson
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28vest by Sophnet., cardigan by The Inoue Brothers, shirt by Folk, trousers by Ralph Lauren, watch by IWC, racquet bag by Yonex
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