Roger Federer's My World

The first thing I do when I wake up is cuddle my twin girls, Myla Rose and Charlene Riva. With four kids I can’t spend 30 minutes in the shower any more.

I’m not a big breakfast fan, I’m more of a lunch and dinner guy. On match days I force myself to eat porridge with berries but I prefer croissants.

I’ve got my own wine cellar. I’ve made mine modern with glass so you can see into it from every angle. It’s got wow factor.

In Paris I like to go to L’Ami Louis to eat foie gras. I’m not brave enough for the frogs’ legs or snails.

When I play at the French Open in early summer it’s white asparagus season. In the autumn it’s cep mushroom time.

I can’t get through the day without a massage to make sure I can still walk upright in the morning.

I need more than eight hours of sleep a night. When I say I need more sleep, everyone knows they have to be quiet.

Switzerland is an unbelievable country. I live in the mountains so I see the landscape change and I go for hikes in the forest.

You can’t dress like other guys if you live in Switzerland. If I were to walk into a restaurant wearing a suit and bow tie people would think I’d lost it.

I experiment with jackets and suits. Recently I went to Dior to buy a dark blue suit. I also like Louis Vuitton and Prada.

When I meet Anna Wintour I make an extra effort to look good to respect the occasion. She’s given me little bits of style advice.