Naomi Osaka's Best Looks at the 2026 US Open
Tennis’ resident fashion icon has taken New York by storm this year. Here are the outfits that made us look twice.
Naomi Osaka’s style both on the court has become something of an event on its own. Treating each Grand Slam as a fashion show, Osaka has continuously brought the wonder and free-spirited nature of fashion to arguably one of the most conservative sports in the world. There are many who tune in, not for the matches and hours long sets, but for the outfit she will wear when she first steps on the court.
Osaka has quickly become tennis’ resident fashion icon, ensuring no match day is boring with carefully planned and tailored looks, formed from unique, tournament-specific inspirations and cultural influences. Blocking out the haters and tennis purists, her fashion sense never disappoints, from training to finals.
For the 2026 US Open, she’s taken bespoke outfits up a notch. Collaborating with a myriad of different designers to build out her New York City wardrobe this time around, the tennis superstar has been lighting up Billie Jean King National Tennis Center with every look.
Bringing New York Fashion Week to the city early, keep scrolling to see all of Osaka’s best looks at the 2026 US Open.
KidSuper
Working closely with Law Roach, KidSuper founder Colm Dillane designed this custom jacket as an ode to Allen Iverson’s pre-game fashion in early 2000s. Taking a look from the Fall/Winter 2026 runway and reworking it for the US Open — complete with a redesigned, tennis-inspired NBA logo — this is one of Osaka’s best looks to date.
Thom Browne
Thom Browne’s take on Osaka’s signature style is voluminous, feminine and playful — everything we’ve come to associate with the player’s outfits. Wearing a chic, white coat embroidered with miniature tennis rackets, the look features a dramatic train and mesh as a nod to Nike’s basketball-inspired kits for this year’s tournament.
Who Decides War
Another, more direct nod to Iverson, Osaka’s custom Who Decides War look was one of the most major moments of the US Open so far. The tulle gown meshed with a sleeveless, distressed hoodie was already a statement on its own. Adding her own touch to it, newspaper clippings of her past wins are sewn into the sweatshirt, and a headband and arm sleeves complete her tribute to the NBA legend and his iconic style.
MONSE
Straying away from the gowns and trains, Nike and MONSE joined forces to create a deconstructed power suit for Osaka to turn heads in. Blending comfort and tailoring, the full look features a trompe-l’œil waist coat and suit trousers layered on top of a zip-up hoodie and pop-off sweatpants.
