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Wimbledon is a tradition. And we say that in the most traditional sense of the word. What other sporting event asks that players wear all white?

You might think that the stuffy restriction wouldn't leave room for fashion, but you'd be mistaken. Though the tournament is barely under way, fans have already been treated (or subjected to) several memorable outfits from the players.

Maria Sharapova got the fashion show started early with a top that looked to have been inspired by a high school prom. An article from the New York Post declared the tuxedo-style outfit a hit.

While Sharapova's short shorts and wild shirt drew leers, rival Lindsay Davenport's outfit won points for keeping it real. The former champ sported a sleeveless top and pleated skirt that looked like a homage to the 1980s. Though not as unusual as Sharapova's, Davenport's look drew plenty of buzz.

Lindsay's duds may have been a flashback to the days of Chris Evert-Lloyd, but Serena Williams' warmup trenchcoat defies categorization. Ms. Williams took the court in a stark white jacket reminiscent of Bellevue Hospital. Love it or hate it, the look brought in the lookups, and a related article from Sports Illustrated buzzed loudly.

Finally, fashion isn't just for the ladies. Perennial powerhouse Roger Federer made some noise with a very traditional cardigan sweater. The top-ranked player is looking like he could easily advance to the finals... with style.