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For Ana’s u.s. open run, a limited edition adidas barricade V
For Ana’s u.s. open run, a limited edition adidas barricade V
U.S. Open ‘08 preview: Ana Ivanovic’s dress?
Ana Ivanovic withdrew from the Olympics with an injured right thumb sustained during play in Montreal the week prior. While her participation at the U.S. Open might be in doubt,
Maria Kirilenko and Flavia Pennetta Qualify for Wimbledon Doubles
Congrats to the newish doubles team of Flavia Pennetta and Maria Kirilenko. They qualified for Wimbledon in their third competition together (won Estoril and reached the second round at the French).
And of course Maria looks super-cute in her adidas by Stella McCartney get-up. (That’s the midlayer jacket.)
I don’t think I’ve seen this scoop neck long-sleeved [...]
From Bubble To Petals: Ana’s Wimbledon Dress
If you’d taken a stand against Ana Ivanovic’s bubble Edge dress from adidas — personally, I was a fan — you’ll be happy to know that the gathered fabric will disappear for the grasscourt season and give way to petal-like pleating.
What do you think of the new dress? Tell us!
Info: Adidas Edge Spring/Summer 2008 in [...]
This Is How We Roll In Los Angeles
Everyone from Nike to SFX was buzzing about the special kit adidas made up for the ladies of UCLA at the NCAA team tournament.
The company took Competition 4 tanks from their winter line and slapped the university’s logo on ‘em. As far as we know, UCLA/adidas were the only ones who went custom for the [...]
Justine retires; adidas sticks by her side
I’m sure you all know by now that Justine Henin has announced her immediate retirement from the sport of tennis. I’ll leave the reminiscing and the obituaries about her career to my fellow writers, and instead I’ll leave you an e-mail I received from the folks at adidas Sport Performance, who has partnered with Justine [...]
For it’s one, two, three stripes are out in adidas’ ballgame
With its latest legal victory, adidas is one step closer to monopolozing the use of stripes in the design of sports apparel. Other clothing manufactures aren’t pleased.
Brr! The desert cold brings out the long sleeves and leggings
The cold weather in Doha (in the 60s) got the ladies layering during their matches at last week’s Qatar Total Open.
Leggings: Maria Sharapova in Nike’s Tight Capris (available in New Blue and Logan Berry, $50); Venus Williams in EleVen. Venus lost to Dominika Cibulkova 3-6, 3-6. Masha took home her second title of the year.
Short Balls: sketches, socks, and stripes
Venus’ EleVen line spotted on the fairway; Amelie inspires a woman to knit; and adidas drops Martina Hingis’ endorsement contract.
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