From the 20th of May, Wilson Sport Professionals will be taking over the Coupole de Merci for a unique exhibition showcasing its new collection, The Open Era. Beneath the glass roof on Boulevard Beaumarchais, sportswear takes on a new dimension, blending Parisian elegance, tennis heritage and technical sophistication.
The collection draws its inspiration from a decisive turning point in the history of tennis. In the late 1960s, a new vision of the sport emerged, driven by greater freedom, openness and an evolving aesthetic. A breath of fresh air swept across the courts, breaking down barriers in favour of the game, style and excellence.
This spirit of freedom permeates the entire collection. Through the Clay & Steel palette, Wilson paints a Parisian landscape in muted tones: the deep blue of a sky before a storm, the chalky white of the lines drawn on the clay court, the metallic greys of tennis’s iconic structures.
The silhouettes evoke the 1960s without ever veering into nostalgia. Bold mini-skirts, structured trouser suits, precise knits and impeccable cuts make up a wardrobe that is both refined and high-performance.
A collection designed for those who see sport as a style statement as much as a canvas for self-expression.
