• 7 years ago
The Loop addresses the question, "Why do tennis players at Wimbledon wear all-white?" The answer dates back to the 1800s. While other tournaments have eased up on their dress code, Wimbledon has stood firm. Their policy has been tested by rebels like Andre Agassi and Anne White.

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