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Federer's Enshrinement Doubles as a Style Induction

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Group of diverse fashion models posing in elegant evening gowns on luxurious staircase indoors.
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Roger Federer heads into the International Tennis Hall of Fame carrying a wardrobe as decorated as his trophy case, from tailored blazers to whites that never once looked like a uniform. Induction day cements what fashion watchers have argued for years: he turned the baseline into a runway without ever missing a serve.

With reporting from Elle.

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