Unusual tennis fashion trends of the past
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(6 Jul 2024) UK WIMBLEDON
(6 Jul 2024)
UK WIMBLEDON FASHION
SOURCE: BRITISH MOVIETONE
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
LENGTH: 1:48
BRITISH MOVIETONE
Location not supplied - 23 June 1952
++4:3/BLACK AND WHITE/VOICEOVER AND MUSIC FROM SOURCE++
1. Slate reading (English) "Little Mo's Wimbledon Wardrobe"
2. Various of US tennis player Maureen Connolly, aka 'Little Mo' and her trainer Miss "Teach" Tennant looking at clothes Connolly will wear for Wimbledon championships
3. Mid of Connolly with designer Teddy Tinling
4. Various of Connolly wearing outfit with tennis racquet motif
5. Various of Connolly wearing pleated skirt
6. Connolly wearing another skirt
7. Connolly and Tinling looking at material
8. Close of Connolly holding design for ballgown
BRITISH MOVIETONE
Location not supplied - 12 January 1961
++4:3/BLACK AND WHITE/VOICEOVER AND MUSIC FROM SOURCE++
9. Slate reading (English) "Tennis Modes"
10. Various of Tinling showing model in one of his tennis dress designs
11. Various of Tinling helping model put on faux fur coat
12. Various of woman modelling dress
13. Three women dresses
14. Close of hand pouring water onto dress
15. Close of hands ripping dress
16. Various of Tinling writing on paper dress
STORYLINE:
LEADIN:
Tennis fashion is big business, with sports brands vying to sign up the top players to wear their clothes.
But decades ago, another designer had more eccentric ideas of what should be seen on Centre Court.
STORYLINE:
US tennis player Maureen Connolly looks through a whole trunk full of outfits with her coach, Eleanor "Teach" Tennant.
In 1951, she had won the US Open at the tender age of 16, the youngest woman to do so.
A year later, Connolly was gearing up for Wimbledon, one of the most prestigious championships in the tennis calendar.
And designer Teddy Tinling wooed her with his creations.
From racquet motifs, to pleated skirts, the outfits were all in the famous Wimbledon white dress code.
There was even a sketch for a ballgown Connolly could wear to the winners' ball.
The young player did go on win the Wimbledon title that year. Connolly secured nine major singles titles during her career.
In the 1960s, the players had changed, but Tinling was still designing for Wimbledon.
As well and the familiar white dresses, he even suggested a very glamorous faux fur coat for players coming off court.
A more wacky idea was a paper dress.
It was water resistant - perhaps necessary for the English climate.
And it would be written on too.
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UK WIMBLEDON FASHION
SOURCE: BRITISH MOVIETONE
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
LENGTH: 1:48
BRITISH MOVIETONE
Location not supplied - 23 June 1952
++4:3/BLACK AND WHITE/VOICEOVER AND MUSIC FROM SOURCE++
1. Slate reading (English) "Little Mo's Wimbledon Wardrobe"
2. Various of US tennis player Maureen Connolly, aka 'Little Mo' and her trainer Miss "Teach" Tennant looking at clothes Connolly will wear for Wimbledon championships
3. Mid of Connolly with designer Teddy Tinling
4. Various of Connolly wearing outfit with tennis racquet motif
5. Various of Connolly wearing pleated skirt
6. Connolly wearing another skirt
7. Connolly and Tinling looking at material
8. Close of Connolly holding design for ballgown
BRITISH MOVIETONE
Location not supplied - 12 January 1961
++4:3/BLACK AND WHITE/VOICEOVER AND MUSIC FROM SOURCE++
9. Slate reading (English) "Tennis Modes"
10. Various of Tinling showing model in one of his tennis dress designs
11. Various of Tinling helping model put on faux fur coat
12. Various of woman modelling dress
13. Three women dresses
14. Close of hand pouring water onto dress
15. Close of hands ripping dress
16. Various of Tinling writing on paper dress
STORYLINE:
LEADIN:
Tennis fashion is big business, with sports brands vying to sign up the top players to wear their clothes.
But decades ago, another designer had more eccentric ideas of what should be seen on Centre Court.
STORYLINE:
US tennis player Maureen Connolly looks through a whole trunk full of outfits with her coach, Eleanor "Teach" Tennant.
In 1951, she had won the US Open at the tender age of 16, the youngest woman to do so.
A year later, Connolly was gearing up for Wimbledon, one of the most prestigious championships in the tennis calendar.
And designer Teddy Tinling wooed her with his creations.
From racquet motifs, to pleated skirts, the outfits were all in the famous Wimbledon white dress code.
There was even a sketch for a ballgown Connolly could wear to the winners' ball.
The young player did go on win the Wimbledon title that year. Connolly secured nine major singles titles during her career.
In the 1960s, the players had changed, but Tinling was still designing for Wimbledon.
As well and the familiar white dresses, he even suggested a very glamorous faux fur coat for players coming off court.
A more wacky idea was a paper dress.
It was water resistant - perhaps necessary for the English climate.
And it would be written on too.
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