The Grand Slam tournament has a famously strict dress code for players. However, this year both players and fans have been getting around it in new and interesting ways In 2013, Roger Federer wore orange-soled Nikes on Centre Court and ruined Wimbledon for everyone - in 2014, the committee implemented an "almost entirely white" accessory rule on court. Still life finds a way, with players on court and attendees in the Wimbledon frow exploiting stylistic loopholes in ever more ingenious ways.
The Grand Slam tournament has a famously strict dress code for players. However, this year both players and fans have been getting around it in new and interesting ways In 2013, Roger Federer wore orange-soled Nikes on Centre Court and ruined Wimbledon for everyone - in 2014, the committee implemented an "almost entirely white" accessory rule on court. Still life finds a way, with players on court and attendees in the Wimbledon frow exploiting stylistic loopholes in ever more ingenious ways.
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