French Open

Monday, June 1st 2009 - Paris Juan Martin Del Potro vs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-1; 6-7 (5/7); 6-1; 6-4

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Our French Open tips including how to buy French Open tickets, visiting Roland Garros, and everything you need to know to enjoy French Open tennis in Paris.

Inspired by the French Open clay courts? Try one of these seven ceramics studios in New York City.

The Majors! Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and U.S. Open

If Andy Murray decides to go into acting once he hangs up his racket at least he'll look good on a movie billboard poster. Murray, ahead of the French Open, is once again the subject of a piece of work by artist Nial Smith.

Glamorous Lives & Stylish Places

As the games begin today, here’s a look back at some seriously stunning tennis courts from the Vogue archives.

Let's be real: players are as recognizable for their texture, braids, and ponytail height as they are for their topspin and serve.

Do you have aspirations of attending the French Open on your bucket list? If so book your plane tickets and travel to the Paris at the end of May. Attending the French Open in Paris is not just about watching tennis. Any excuse to visit Paris in the springtime will do but enjoying the ‘City of Lights’ and watching superb tennis at the same time is a prime one. Smell the earthy clay of Stade Roland Garros and take in the palette of colours including the brick red clay, and green leafed…