White clothing was enforced at Wimbledon from the 19th century, in part because it covered up unwelcome signs of sweat. White clothing was also seen as cooler in the summer heat.

For spectators, no oral reactions allowed until a point is completed. There are designated times when getting up is OK.

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The dress code at Wimbledon's all-grass courts is notoriously strict, and even the tennis players have specific requirements, including to wear all white.

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