The 2026 U.S. Open is currently underway in Queens, New York City, showcasing both thrilling matches and standout fashion moments. Serena Williams made a notable return alongside doubles partner Carlos Alcaraz, who was coming back from an injury that sidelined him during Wimbledon. They wore striking matching Nike kits in royal purple and black.
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Roger Federer participated in a special exhibition match at Arthur Ashe Stadium with Lorenzo Musetti before heading to Rhode Island for his induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. As the tournament progresses, fans can look forward to seeing stars like women's world number one Aryna Sabalenka, Naomi Osaka, Coco Gauff, Venus Williams, and Taylor Fritz compete on the Flushing Meadows hard court.
The fashion choices at the U.S. Open reflect a blend of tradition and modernity. The Williams sisters have famously challenged the conventional white attire associated with tennis. Gauff recently debuted her New Balance x Miu Miu collaboration, and Sabalenka has been seen sporting Gucci designs. Fritz represents Boss, while Novak Djokovic showcases Lacoste.
Osaka continues to make a statement with her outfits, using fashion to tell stories. Her appearance at Wimbledon featured a custom, kimono-inspired gown designed by Hana Yagi. For the U.S. Open, she walked out in custom attire from Who Decides War and Thom Browne. "I like to use fashion as a medium for storytelling," she shared with Vogue.
Taylor Townsend stood out with her stylish choices, donning majorette-inspired dresses and sequins designed by Anthony Lattimore. She commented, "I look good, I feel good, I play good... on and off the court, I love getting a ’fit off."
Prominent style moments include Gaël Monfils in mint green and Naomi Osaka’s custom designs, with outfits paying homage to basketball player Allen Iverson. Alcaraz was seen sporting an unreleased Travis Scott x Nike collaboration during his match against Roman Safiullin.
Venus Williams showcased a striking pleated poncho over her white Lacoste dress, while Aryna Sabalenka defended her U.S. Open title in an orange Nike dress paired with a custom 127-carat gold necklace. Novak Djokovic wore his own Lacoste collection, and Gauff blended classic silhouettes with contemporary designs.
Players like Sara Bejlek and Alexandra Eala also featured unique styles, complementing their performances with eye-catching outfits. The U.S. Open continues to serve up both impressive tennis and fashionable statements.