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Kristen and Hadley want those who wear Love All to feel “inspired, empowered, and know that with each purchase, they are making a difference”. Currently, the brand donates 10% of each purchase to Sandal Gap Studio, a non-profit organization that works to bridge the gap of knowledge and understanding between society and individuals with disabilities. “We believe in promoting love and unity amongst people. To us, “LOVE ALL” means more than just a score in a tennis game; it represents our mission to spread love to all those around us,” Kristen says. Love All’s first collection consisted of their core, classic pieces which featured black and white silhouettes and an “LA” logo apparent on each. Undoubtedly, Love All’s the most iconic product from the first collection was the pouf skirt, which Kristen explains was designed as a “fun, unique take on the tennis skirt”. Launched just last week, Love All’s FW23 collection offers new styles of skirts, such as the banded skirt, along with grey and black onesies, crewnecks, and pullovers that make the perfect addition to any fall athleisure outfits, visors, and many more. Kristen says, “We’re excited to continue to create unique pieces with every new collection, while always keeping our values at the core of everything we do. Love All is for the player and the spectator, but more importantly, it’s for those who want to make a difference with their fashion choices”. As the Tenniscore trend continues to evolve and expand, it is clear that Love All’s collections and mission will remain timeless. To learn more, visit: www.lovealltennis.com or www.instagram.com/lovealltennisco By ML staff. Images credits of Luke Raymond @luke.raymond