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Trinity Rodman Brings Her Own Playbook to Arthur Ashe

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Ben Shelton's box at the US Open has a new dress code, and it isn't tennis white. Trinity Rodman, the pro soccer star cheering him on in New York, skips the pleated-skirt uniform of the traditional tennis girlfriend entirely. She isn't playing along with the sport's hushed etiquette either, trading polite silent clapping for a reaction that's actually hers. It's a small rebellion, staged in full view of Flushing Meadows.

With reporting from Harper's Bazaar.

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