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Tenniscore: The Preppy Athletic Aesthetic Inspired by Roger Federer and Jonathan Anderson's Uniqlo CollaborationThe "tenniscore" aesthetic, a fusion of preppy and athletic styles, has gained immense popularity thanks to the recent Hollywood blockbuster *Challengers* starring Zendaya. This trend has been further fueled by the latest collaboration between tennis legend Roger Federer and Irish designer Jonathan Anderson for Uniqlo.Their first Uniqlo line, released last year, showcased a modern and stylish capsule collection. Their latest effort, however, draws inspiration from vintage tennis apparel from the 1970s and 1980s. The result is a collection that embodies "a simple yet sophisticated uniform for players and non-players alike.""Whether for a walk, a run, or a match, this collection encapsulates the joys of play, on and off the court," Uniqlo states. Federer himself expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration."It's been a pleasure working with Jonathan again, bringing together his unique vision with Uniqlo's expertise in creating stylish and functional products," Federer said. "I hope everyone enjoys wearing these pieces, whether it's on the tennis court, for other sports, or in casual settings."One of the highlights of the collection is a lightweight parka available in gray, navy, and muted mint-green colorways. Other pieces include nylon joggers, shorts, a V-neck tee, and a variety of polo shirts in striped and solid prints. The polos feature Uniqlo's comfort-conditioning Airism technology and sweat-wicking Dry-Ex fabric."I believe we've crafted items that not only resonate with the essence of sport but also serve as versatile everyday wear that everyone can enjoy," Anderson said.The latest Roger Federer by JW Anderson collection will launch on May 16, with prices ranging from $29.90 to $59.90.

Roger Federer Embarks on Asian Adventure, Unveils Shanghai FavoritesSwiss tennis legend Roger Federer recently embarked on a whirlwind tour of Asia, captivating fans with glimpses of his travels and showcasing his favorite spots in Thailand and Shanghai.Federer's Thai sojourn commenced on February 23rd, where he immersed himself in the vibrant culture. He shared a picturesque boat ride through the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, savoring the local delicacy of Khao Niao Mamuang. His adventures continued with a thrilling tuk-tuk ride through Bangkok's bustling streets.In a rare public appearance, Federer's wife, Mirka, joined him for a beachside photo shoot. The couple's affectionate display garnered attention on social media, with Sara Foster, wife of former world No. 2 Tommy Haas, playfully commenting on Federer's Instagram post.Federer's Asian expedition extended to Shanghai, China, where he partnered with Uniqlo to unveil his favorite haunts in the city. The latest installment of "24 Hours with Roger" showcased Federer's diverse experiences.He visited the art studio of Zhu Jingyi, engaging in a creative exchange. At the Jing'an Gymnasium, he displayed his table tennis prowess against 7-year-old prodigy Guo Duoer. Federer indulged in the culinary delights of Shanghai, savoring tomato sour soup at the Maolago restaurant.As night fell, Federer embarked on a scenic bike ride along Bei Suzhou Road with Chinese heptathlete Zheng Ninali. Reflecting on his time in China, Federer expressed his admiration for the country's unique culture while emphasizing the universal desire for a fulfilling life.Federer's Asian tour not only showcased his love for travel but also highlighted his appreciation for different cultures and experiences. His adventures have captivated fans worldwide, providing a glimpse into the life of one of the greatest tennis players of all time.