Wimbledon, renowned for its strict all-white dress code since the Victorian era, has faced controversies and undergone ...

A tradition that has been in place since the 1880s, the all-white dress code at Wimbledon is one of tennis’s most iconic ...

Wimbledon's iconic all-white dress code, its origins, controversies, and recent updates addressing women's health concerns ...

The All England Lawn Tennis Club hosts one of the world's most prestigious tournaments and sometimes the players that compete ...

Wimbledon has updated its dress code to allow female players the option of darker undershorts, addressing concerns about ...

White clothing was enforced at Wimbledon from the 19th century, in part because it covered up unwelcome signs of sweat. White ...

Wimbledon's all-white dress code continues to spark debate. The rule, meant to hide sweat, became strict in 1963. Andre ...

The dress code extends to caps, headbands, bandanas, wristbands, visible undergarments and socks, which all must be white unless they have a trim of color smaller than one centimeter.

"Jennifer Aniston wearing a white dress with no bra while Brad Pitt is in the room is the mood I’m going for in 2020," one person tweeted. "I wonder if Jennifer Aniston knows how visible ...