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The article profiles professional tennis player Serena Williams and examines her clothing while playing and in her personal life. Topics covered include Williams's study of fashion at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, her clothing line S by Serena, and how her career changed following the birth od her first child. Particular attention is also given to Williams's thoughts on self-confidence and her professional and personal plans following her retirement from professional tennis.

The article features several children's sportsgear and electronic products, including the Salomon Answer snowboard, the Quicksilver Rusty Cage jacket and the Motorola Motozine ZN5 cellular telephone.

Presents photographs of women in bathing suits from various issues of Sports Illustrated magazine from throughout the years.

This article discusses the new trend of retro sports gear. Reuben (Big Rube) Harley had had just about enough of getting up at 3 a.m. to slave in his grandmother's kitchen. It took a decade of steady patronage for Big Rube to realize that his destiny lay on the other side of the counter. In April 2001, when he caught an OutKast music video in which the performers wore vintage baseball jerseys, it occurred to him that every one of the jerseys hung in his closet. Around the same time, Oprah Winfrey devoted a show to "women who followed their dreams." The episode inspired Harley to march into Peter Capolino's office, assert that he could take the company places it hadn't been and accept an offer from Capolino of $500 a month plus expenses (and one of every jersey in the M&N line). Since 1985, when Mitchell & Ness owner Capolino discovered 12,000 yards of wool flannel in a warehouse, M & N had carved out a niche as haberdasher to the balding hedge-fund manager who wanted to loo

Presents several sports wear and travel gear as of February 2002. Kameleon helmet from Boeri; Snowboard wax from One Ball Jay; Hummer convertible duffel from Samsonite.

Introduces several winter sports clothes for women. Delta R Jacket by Arc'teryx; Micro Elite stirrups by Hot Chillys; Pro Line 1 Ladies Jacket by Phenix; System sports bra by Hot Chillys.

Presents several sports equipment and apparel for women skate boarders. Supreme skull cap; Cyprus skate sho from Etnies; Bat-a-bling sweat shirts.

Features different winter sport clothings for women athletes. Mahi Jacket from HardCorps; Edge Pant by The North Face; Women's Blizzard Sweater by RLX Polo Sport.

Features personal trainer gear available as of November 2000. Camelbak SlingShot water bottel bags; Carrera Arch Oval Sunglasses; Cannondale Thermal Jacket and Bellwether Windfront Tights.

Presents myths and realities of athletic dressing for performance and comfort. Correct fit; Recommended brands; Factors to consider when choosing sports apparel and accessories.

Features sports bra for women athletes. RLX women's athletic crop top; Brooks' Rhapsody power zip bra; Nike encapsulated scoopback; Patagonia Shaka bra; Nicke Cross Back bra.

Presents outfit for beach sports for men and women. Swimsuits; Trunks.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of acquiring his football letter sweater, and what it brought into his life.

The article focuses on tennis wear designer Teddy Tinling who dressed players with lace panties, pink petticoats and peekaboo dresses. Women tennis players at Wimbledon who have been fitted, zipped and buttoned into the clothes of Tinling include Julie Heldman, Peaches Bartkowicz and Virginia Wade but Billie Jean King would not wear his designs. It notes that the success of Tinling as a designer was due to his being a tennis player once who have played in the Wimbledon doubles four times.

The article describes the life of a pigeonnaper. A challenge facing a pigeonnaper is the need to convince farmers that he is not a dangerous lunatic but a fun-loving sportsman. A pigeonnaper is described as dirty, dresses sloppily, suspicious, expert at survival, and wears a winter overcoat with pockets containing pigeon feeds such as corn, peanuts and millet. Instances show that animal protection societies accuse pigeonnapers of persecuting pigeons while pigeon fanatics inflict bodily injury on pigeonnapers. Napers are fined under the law if caught.

The article evaluates several sportswear, including the knit slacks from Geist & Geist, leather knee patches and chamois shirt by Bonnie Cashin for Philip Sills, and the briarproof canvas-front poplin trousers from Willis & Geiger.

Evaluations are presented of sporting goods, sport clothes and toys including the D Rose 4 sneakers from Adidas, tennis rackets for children from Prince Tennis and the Renegade ski jacket from Obermeyer.

The article reports that more colorful and fashionable clothing will be worn by tennis players competing in the U.S. Open Tennis Championships in Forest Hills, New York in September 1972. Design innovations will be launched by sports clothes makers like Head Ski and Sports Wear and Elke and Joianna Originals. Players who are expected to promote tennis fashion are Ceci Martinez, Carolyn Hawkins, Rita Wilson and Janie Willens.

A preview of various sports clothing and accessories is presented including Hermes' leather golf skirt, Christian Dior's buttery suède coats, and Emilio Pucci's V-necked beaded top.

The article provides information on several sports clothes for women in the U.S. for the fall of 1958, which include a blue kidskin coat from Samuel Robert, a mole-lined coat from Vera Maxwell, and a ringside suit from the Davidows.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Those Fine Italian Hands," by Charles Goren in the January 27, 1958 issue, "Tip From The Top," in the January 27, 1958 issue, and "Wonderful World," in the January 27, 1958 issue.

The article discusses the relationship between sports and money as of 2018, and it mentions the economic aspects of broadcasting rights and sales of athletic gear, along with information about cash and the impact of money on performances by athletes.

The article presents questions and answers related to sports, including whether a team's jersey color has an impact on whether it wins, why the positioning of a football's laces are important on a kick, and whether an elite sprinter would perform well in a marathon.

Captions are presented to photographs of golfer Bubba Watson focusing on his clothing and to photographs of the golf clubs and other golf equipment used by Watson.