Inspired by polo’s golden age

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Tasha Hipwood grew up captivated by tales from polo’s golden age, shared by Stewart B. Iglehart, son of the legendary 10-goal player, Stewart Iglehart.

From 1930s Old Westbury, New York to Gulf Stream, Florida, these were glamorous and high-spirited times. On Sundays, Palm Beachers cruised their yachts down the Intracoastal to the Gulf Stream polo grounds. Thousands came to watch the weekly polo matches. Guests – a dazzling mix of Hollywood stars, fashion editors, English gentlemen, and international spectators from India to South America – gathered for never-ending soirées, where tap dancing was simply de rigueur.

Tasha debuts blanca, a capsule wardrobe of social-season styles. Each piece draws inspiration from heady days at Palm Beach’s sporting events, where matches lead to cocktails and warm, balmy evenings. The range is made from the finest fabrics, such as crêpe de chine and Irish linen, designed to move with grace and ease.