PinGregory van der Wiel and Rafael Nadal link up for Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.
Tommy Hilfiger and global brand ambassador Rafael Nadal touched down in Paris, France for a fun pop-up tennis tournament. Playing with an oversized tennis-football, Nadal faced off against Dutch footballer Gregory van der Wiel. Discussing the outing, Tommy Hilfiger shares, “Our partnership with Rafael brings one of the greatest athletes of this generation into our Tommy family.”
Hilfiger continues, “Rafael really exemplifies our brand spirit: fun, cool, and never too serious. We’re excited to bring our ‘tennis with a twist’ event to Paris, and share the playful concept with our fans in the city.” Also bringing style to the event, Nadal and van der Wiel donned suits from the limited-edition THFLEX Rafael Nadal Edition capsule collection. Spanish model Andres Velencoso Segura was on-hand as well, wearing a sharp grey single-breasted suit.
PinAndres Velencoso Segura makes a case for the suit and sneakers, attending Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.PinFootball goalkeeper Jérôme Alonzo has a charming moment in royal blue suiting as he attends Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.PinRafael Nadal dons grey suiting as he poses for pictures at Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.PinGregory van der Wiel sports a royal blue Tommy Hilfiger suit with white sneakers.PinGregory van der Wiel and Rafael Nadal participate in Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.
Rafael Nadal takes part in Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.
Gregory van der Wiel photographed at Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.
Gregory van der Wiel faces off against Rafael Nadal for Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.
Rafael Nadal and Gregory van der Wiel pose for pictures at Tommy Hilfiger’s pop-up tennis tournament.
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