The athlete is once again bringing her avant-garde style to the courts.The athlete is once again bringing her avant-garde style to the courts.
Naomi Osaka has not only made a name for herself on the tennis court, she’s also become a major player in the fashion arena.
The four-time Grand Slam winner, 28, kicked things up a notch for the US Open 2026 — working with stylist Law Roach for even her practice arrival outfits, which included Supreme/Margiela x Timberland boots covered in dollar bills, sheer minidresses and more.
She made a glittering impact on the French Open earlier this summer in a parade of custom jackets layered over a gold sequined Nike tennis dress, and she’s sticking to a similar formula in NYC.
See all of Osaka’s US Open looks.
Sept 7
Though she was ultimately defeated by Elena Rybakina, Osaka went out with a bang, wearing an oversized tapestry coat by KidSuper.
The outwear was covered with a laundromat scene in bright colors and the brand reworked the NBA logo in favor of one that represented a tennis serve.
Sept 5
Osaka declared she was “back to business” for her match against Elise Merten, wearing suiting separates by Monse that included a blazer mashed up with a gray hoodie and wide-leg trousers. Underneath, she went with a black-and-silver kit.
Sept 3
For her second-round match against Katerina Siniakova, Osaka went with an all-white Thom Browne overcoat in white silk gazar with matching belts. The outwear was embroidered with tiny white and silver tennis rackets and featured a pleated skirt as well as athletic mesh inserts.
She peeled off her layers to reveal a silver two-piece Nike set.
Sept 2
To kick off the tournament, Osaka paid homage to another sports great: Allen Iverson. She channeled the braggadocious Philadelphia hooper by way of a custom Who Decides War tulle and French-terry gown, covered in sewn-in newspaper clippings of her career highlights. She donned Iverson’s iconic red sweatband headband and matched with more around her elbows, pulling her hair into braids.
The homage came about as Nike’s athlete kits this season were inspired by basketball. Hence why the black two-piece look she wore to face off against Anastasia Zakharova included a net-like embellishment around the skirt.
“He was an elite player on the court but also found a way to authentically merge culture, sports, and fashion,” Osaka told Vogue of her choice to honor Iverson.
