When top jocks compete, they know how to accessorize.
Tennis babe Maria Sharapova debuted at the French Open last week sporting a pair of Elsa Perretti Wave Earnings and a pearl button closure to fasten the back of her Nike dress. The earrings go for $1,150 on the company’s site.
There’s more, according to the Wall Street Journal: Roger Federer’s hand-stitched, cream colored “entrance jacket” at Wimbledon in 2006, Steve Nash’s luxury moisturizers and lotions that go for $10 an ounce, Michael Johnson’s gold-colored spikes and Phil Mickelson’s Cellini Rolex, which sells for $5,000. (The WSJ story includes photos of each.)
Federer (photo) won today in fourth-round action at the French Open. No word on what adornment may have been key to his victory over Julien Benneteau. —Matt Hennie
Matt Hennie writes the Gaytlsports blog in Atlanta.
When top jocks compete, they know how to accessorize.
Tennis babe Maria Sharapova debuted at the French Open last week sporting a pair of Elsa Perretti Wave Earnings and a pearl button closure to fasten the back of her Nike dress. The earrings go for $1,150 on the company’s site.
There’s more, according to the Wall Street Journal: Roger Federer’s hand-stitched, cream colored “entrance jacket” at Wimbledon in 2006, Steve Nash’s luxury moisturizers and lotions that go for $10 an ounce, Michael Johnson’s gold-colored spikes and Phil Mickelson’s Cellini Rolex, which sells for $5,000. (The WSJ story includes photos of each.)
Federer (photo) won today in fourth-round action at the French Open. No word on what adornment may have been key to his victory over Julien Benneteau. —Matt Hennie
Matt Hennie writes the Gaytlsports blog in Atlanta.
