Wimbledon’s all-white dress code is set to change next year to be more considerate toward female players. Both men and women players are currently required to wear outfits that are almost ...

There are many things considered traditions at Wimbledon, ranging from strawberries and cream to all-white tennis uniforms. The tournament has been held at the All England Lawn Tennis Club since ...

Wimbledon fashion faux pas Since 1877, Wimbledon players had been forced to wear all white. The only concession is a 1cm single trim of colour around the neckline and cuff of the sleeves. In 2023 ...

"For me, what I love about Wimbledon is the tradition and that is what makes it so special, and having the all-white attire is one of the small traditions that I really embrace. It looks crisp ...

Pristine, crisp and all-white — tennis whites have been a tradition ... tournaments have done away with the hueless uniformity, Wimbledon, the very first of them, has remained strict in its ...

Considering the fact that sportswear manufacturers can only set themselves apart from other brands through the nifty use of colour, Wimbledon’s latest all-white code hasn’t gone down well with ...

There's a good reason why there's a specific dress code for tennis players when they take to the court at Wimbledon ... stick to when playing - the colour white. The rule for those competing ...

Anne White caused uproar at Wimbledon in 1985 with her choice of ... where she hit headlines for all the wrong reasons. The club is known for its strict dress code with players required to wear ...

The former tennis player wore a unique, all-white ensemble featuring tulle-hemmed cropped pants to day thirteen of Wimbledon. She completed the ensemble with a Stella McCartney faux croc clutch.

On July 12, the “Raise Your Glass” singer was photographed smiling in a sophisticated but still cool, outfit for a day at the famed tennis tournament, hosted at London’s All England Lawn Ten ...