We were so excited about some of the new summer collections that we wanted to share a few of our favorite items with you guys! Take a look at some of our summer looks and let us know what you think!

Fernando Verdasco and Heather Watson’s racquet of choice, the Dunlop Biomimetic M 3.0 is a definite upgrade from Dunlop’s 16x19 Biomimetic 300. The M 3.0 is created with greater power and spin than previous frames in the 300 series. The open pattern grants access to spin and control, while the head light balance allows for greater power and maneuverability. Engineered with Aeroskin CX aerodynamic technology and BioFibre dampening, this frame is both maneuverable and comfortable. The MoS2 grommet system reduces friction and allows the strings to provide greater spin and power. Redesigned with a rounder head shape, this racquet also boasts a larger sweet spot than the previous 300 model. All-court players with faster swings who are seeking a versatile racquet with an emphasis on control and maneuverability should give the M 3.0 a try.

The Technifibre TFight 325 is a solid, balanced racquet that serves its function in weightiness while still providing surprising maneuverability at the net. The choice of Janko Tipseravic, this racquet proves its performance in the game of the tattooed star. While the heft of this racquet might be hard to handle for some people, overall it is a great choice for a mechanically sound player looking for a powerful weapon at both the baseline and at the net.

The blue clay Caja Mágica Courts at the Mutua Madrid Open came and went with 2012, as did the coordinating blue and white color scheme worn by fan favorite Roger Federer when he defeated Tomas Berdych for the title. This year Federer returns to the European Clay Court in a more laid-back look, foregoing the traditional formula of tennis polo + shorts for easy pieces that promise the ultimate in comfort and performance. But don’t misconstrue his low-stress dressing as staid; colors such as Poison Green, Light Steel, and Tourmaline in fabrics constructed with the latest in apparel technology prove that comfortable can still be style-conscious.

In 2012 Maria Sharapova took the titles at the European Clay Court in Stuttgart and Rome while wearing a classic color combination of red and black. This month she’s back to defend her titles while showcasing pieces from the Nike Premier Maria collection in colors that command as much attention as her game. Citrus twists pack a punch against blue and grey hues for a look that is anything but subdued.