The event was hosted in Dallas’ lively Harwood District, promising an immersive evening of Wimbledon style with traditional cocktails and bites, showcasing the epitome of custom-made luxury with modern elegance.

The British affair presented attendees with a private viewing of the Clements and Church custom Spring collection for men and women, with models and mannequins dressed in looks that would be fitting to be worn when attending the Wimbledon championships, one of the most stylish events in the British Social Season.

The space was decorated with tennis-themed floral arrangements by the creative mastermind behind Bottega de Flores, Nolan Kiser. Amongst the space laid the Et Cetera Magazine, a lookbook of the collection, which guests flipped through, enamored by its entirety.

Mark Nash, Director of Clements and Church, chatted with guests throughout the evening, explaining the vision and process behind the collection. Models gave guests a visual of the story as they walked around the space and amongst the guests, allowing an up-close look and appreciation of the intricacies, quality, and fabrics of the garments within the collection. These signature cloths are hand-selected for the season from heritage fabric mills in Milan, such as Lora Piana and Cerruti.