Tennis world en n 49 Tennis World issue 49 | Page 31

Moreover, the 36-year
old is often seen with
Editor-in-Chief of iconic
fashion magazine Vogue
Anna Wintour and with
that has always remained
high on the guest list of
the fashion aficionados.
Lleyton Hewittʼs
Apparel Brand "C'Mon'
The last Australian man to
win a Grand Slam Hewitt
had announced the
commencement of his
range of outfits by the
name of "C'Mon'" during
the 2013 Australian Open.
The collection includes
sublimated training shirts,
hats, polos and tanks. Its
name was conceived by
Hewittʼs rendition of fist
pumps and his loud
screams of ‘Come Onʼ on
a tennis court. The people
loved his indomitable
character and all those
little outbursts of
emotions made the buffs
associate with him.
Serena Williamsʼ
Signature Statement of
Womenʼs Accessories
The winner of 15 Majors
Serena runs her own label
of ultra-luxurious clothing
and ancillary items
called the Signature
Style. The range
features everything
from nail polish to
handbags. While on the
jewelry front it includes
stocky metallic cuffs,
coated bangles, dangle
earrings and rings.
Whatʼs more all these
accessories are
available at a
reasonable price that
ranges in between
29.95 to 100 dollars.
Maria Sharapovaʼs
Candy Product
Sugarpova
Reigning French Open
champion Maria
Sharapova contrary to
her peers has delved
into a different zone
altogether - the Russian
diva has introduced a
candy line known as
Sugarpova and ever
since the product was
made available across
retail stores the
response to it has been
overwhelming. The 25
year earns a profit of
1.10 dollars on every
bag of candies which is
priced at 5.99 dollars.
The lollies come in
twelve flavors and
varied shapes - purses,
tennis balls and high