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Wilson's Creative Chief on Building a Tennis Wardrobe Around the Athlete, Not the Other Way Around

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Joelle Michaeloff, Wilson's global chief creative officer, says every piece in Marta Kostyuk's on-court wardrobe is built around performance first, polish second. It's the same principle that governs the whites and pastels on courts from Palm Beach to the Hamptons — form follows the serve.

With reporting from Elle.

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