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I have always been a fan of Wimbledon, from the crisp white player adornments to the celebrity sittings. This year has proven no different. Although the activity has just begun, I already spot some stylish standouts, from court to club seats.

Serena looking classic, not trying as hard.

chicness...I spy Ralph

English newsies look, I like!

OBSESSED! This is my favorite look, all white with standout lips, beyond fabulous Gwen. You are not so bad yourself Gavin.

Smiles are always in style.

Okay, so this is from the French Open but come on. Sporting a similar silhouette at Wimbledon, the ruffles are perfection.

The Evian VIP Lounge was the place to be, as seen above with Dakota.

BANG!

I needed a change. After months upon months of the same, I was desperate for a new look. So, everyone, oh wait, the handful of people that follow this 'mumbo-jumbo' : the bangs are back!

Alex and I getting ready to board the boat on Lake Grapevine

After experiencing so many exciting changes in the past couple weeks, I felt the need to sync that with my look. Ladies and gentlemen, the new hair-do.

A change is a good thing! Although my hard effort to get my hair tamed, as seen in the photo to the right, was quickly corrupted by Lake Grapevine, the littlest of cuts can make all the difference.

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"New York women don't wear scrunchies"

So she is not a New York woman, but regardless of national citizenship, I believe anyone should be victim to this faux pas: SCRUNCHIES.

French tennis player Marion Bartoli, making big bucks in the pros, is astonishingly attempting to bring back the past trend that Carrie Bradshaw so critically claimed to be a sin. Why is a European woman, coming from a country creating the most cutting-edge styles falling to such levels?

Marion Bartoli, your scrunchy distracted me as I watched the French Open today. Yes, we all know you play tennis with a highly quirky, stand out style but please! This is my formal complaint.

bisous x