Pippa Middleton writes about Wimbledon for Vanity Fair

“If had to get married, it would be in my tennis whites—shorts with no pleats or frills.” —Pippa Middleton

That's the lovely sister to the Duchess of Cambridge on what she told her family in the midst of her budding tennis obsession as a young girl. She is not yet a bride—although a catch, to be sure—but what she has become is a guest editor at Vanity Fair for the duration of Wimbledon, which is (gasp) already in its qualifying-round stages.  Middleton knows her tennis, which is so refreshing for a celebrity scribe writing for a major publication, and her pieces to date, covering both on- and off-court exploits at the All England Club, can be found here.

Don't miss the best exchange in herQ&A with Roger Federer:

Middleton: "Is it true that the winner of the men’s and women’s championships have to dance together at the Wimbledon-ball after-party?"

Federer: “Unfortunately not anymore—I would have had some nice dancing partners over the years and would certainly be a better dancer today.”

Question, all ye Spin readers: What do you look forward to most about Wimbledon?

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