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"  Is it because Wimbledon happens in England that it always seems like the tournament to spot true summer style? Maybe. But more likely it&amp;#039;s because all the players are required to wear white at the All England Club. And that it happens in late June, on some nice grass, and the whole thing basically looks like a (very athletic) beach house vacation, where people just play tennis the whole time and look great. Here&amp;#039;s how you can do the same, in seven easy steps: 1) Go for true white. Especially when it comes to athletic fibers, like pique cotton or nylon mesh, anything that&amp;#039;s not blinding under the sun risks looking a bit sweaty. 2) On the weekends: White polos. Nothing more classic. 3) Perhaps it&amp;#039;s because style has taken a turn for the colorful lately, but we&amp;#039;re feeling the neon accents \u2014 mostly greens and bright blues \u2014 that Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic have been incorporating up through the semi-finals. No coincidence that the tennis balls look great against these clothes, too. 4) So, do that. Not necessarily neon logos, but some bright piping on your shorts or a tipped polo. This also will prevent you from looking like a human sheet of paper. 5) Not on the court? White jeans.  6) Hats, not headbands. Never headbands. 7) Lose the socks. Those should never be white. Unless you&amp;#039;re actually winning Wimbledon. For more advice on dressing for tennis \u2014 or golf, or sailing, or hiking, or even the indoor gym \u2014 check out our new guide below.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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