The U.S. Open has evolved into a fusion of sports and fashion, with players and spectators using the event to showcase their unique style choices. The 2026 tournament at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y., witnessed a plethora of bold and expressive looks that departed from the traditional tennis whites.
Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka kicked off the fashion extravaganza with eye-catching practice outfits, including a memorable copper Dolce & Gabbana minidress from the label’s Spring 2003 collection. Osaka continued to impress during the tournament, sporting a custom-made sleeveless hoodie and tulle skirt combo by Who Decides War, paying homage to basketball icon Allen Iverson. Additionally, her striking deconstructed suit by Monse, featuring fleece sportswear from Nike, turned heads.
American soccer player Trinity Rodman made a playful statement by donning a slogan T-shirt declaring her love for her boyfriend, paired with a chic black miniskirt by Adidas and stylish white pointed-toe heels.
Canadian singer Tate McRae showcased her unique take on tennis fashion with a sleek black Adidas cardigan, matching black shorts, oversized Dior sunglasses, a monogrammed Gucci shoulder bag, and classic white Adidas Stan Smith sneakers, subtly nodding to the sport.
Model Kaia Gerber exuded ’90s supermodel vibes during the event’s Fan Week, stunning in a fitted black dress by Yana Matkivski, patent-leather heels, a tiger print Fendi Baguette bag, and a delicate 18-karat yellow gold Panthère de Cartier watch.
Singer Brandy Norwood and her daughter Sy’Rai Smith made a stylish entrance, with Brandy dazzling in a multicolored Versace top and miniskirt ensemble, while Sy’Rai opted for a sporty set layered under an oversized white button-up shirt.
Irish reality TV star Maura Higgins embraced retro tennis fashion with a vintage Chanel top and skirt, accessorized with a mini crossbody bag inspired by a racquet cover, a thick white headband, and oversized cat-eye sunglasses.
Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz made a fashionable comeback following an injury hiatus, sporting a trendy brown and white kit by Cactus Jack x Nike, a collaboration between rapper Travis Scott and the sportswear giant.
Actor Supriya Ganesh brought shimmer and sparkle courtside in a neon high-neck top, a sequined skirt from Casablanca’s Spring 2026 collection, satin pointed-toe heels by Roger Vivier, and a touch of glamour.
Belarusian tennis star Aryna Sabalenka dazzled in a vintage-inspired jewelry set by New York retailer Material Good, featuring colorful gemstones and totaling 127.14 carats, during her victory over American pro Taylor Townsend.
American tennis sensation Coco Gauff showcased her fashion flair in New Balance kits inspired by New York’s Garment District, featuring fitted minidresses with ruffled hemlines in navy blue, butter yellow, and a striking yellow print, all paired with her signature frilly socks.
American player Taylor Townsend collaborated with creative minds J.Bolin and Anthony Lattimore on a “Taylor Made” capsule collection for the tournament, featuring standout pieces like a red tennis dress with beaded detailing, a navy and orange sequined tennis dress with fringed sleeves, and a dramatic floor-length coat adorned with multidimensional black fringe.
