Best looks of the week: Federer suits up for the Met

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Best looks of the week: Federer suits up for the Met

Published Sep 02, 2018

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Roger Federer started his US Open with a private tour of the Met in a suit alongside Anna Wintour.

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Though she lost early, former champion Angelique Kerber still had a good time in the big city.

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Colorful Frenchman Benoit Paire is always ready for his closeup.

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Out with a hip injury, Laura Robson took advantage of her free time.

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Fashionista Maria Sharapova got decked out for an Evian-filled night out.

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And Ana Ivanovic looked happy and pretty at a soccer game honoring her husband Bastian Schweinsteiger.

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Best looks of the week: Federer suits up for the Met

Best looks of the week: Federer suits up for the Met

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