Yahoo Lifestyle Roger Federer Suits Up for ‘Twelve Final Days’ Documentary, Zara Tindall Shines in Sequin Midi Dress With Mike Tindall and More
Roger Federer, the tennis legend renowned for his on-court prowess and off-court elegance, stepped out for the special screening of his documentary “Federer: Twelve Final Days” at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on Thursday. The documentary which debuted during Tribeca Festival is a collaboration between acclaimed filmmakers Asif Kapadia, behind “Amy” about Amy Winehouse, and Joe Sabia, the man behind Vogue’s “73 Questions” series, and chronicles the final days of Federer’s illustrious tennis career.
Federer looked dapper in a classic black suit, perfectly tailored to his athletic frame. He paired the suit with a crisp white shirt and a black tie.
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Among the attendees were Mike and Zara Tindall, adding a touch of royal glamour to the evening. Mike donned a crisp white pair of trousers, offset by a tailored black blazer and matching tie. The daughter of Anne, Princess Royal, Queen Elizabeth II’s second daughter, complemented him in a black dress by Rebecca Vallance that was adorned with sequined floral embroidery. The structured sleeves and tailored fit emphasized the silhouette, while her gold clutch and delicate earrings provided just the right amount of sparkle.
The Prime documentary provides an intimate glimpse into the period between Federer’s retirement announcement and his final match at the Laver Cup in London. The film, which began as a private home-video project, captures the raw emotions and poignant moments of Federer’s transition from professional tennis.
Federer’s career is a tapestry of remarkable achievements: 20 Grand Slam titles, over 1,500 matches, and an enduring legacy that transcends the sport. Beyond the court, Federer has become a global ambassador, recently starring in a Louis Vuitton campaign with fellow tennis player Rafael Nadal. He also represents brands like Rolex, Rimowa, Moët & Chandon and Lacoste.
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