Naomi Osaka made a splash at the US Open once again, turning heads as she arrived at Arthur Ashe Stadium for her second-round match against Katerina Siniakova. This time, she dazzled in a beautiful, custom outfit designed by Thom Browne, styled by Law Roach.
Her outfit was a striking all-white look that featured a sheer silk jacket with a unique double collar, which gave her a polished appearance. The jacket was adorned with stylish silver-and-white appliques that resembled tennis rackets, along with tailored belt details. To add an extra touch of flair, a flowing mesh train trailed behind her as she made her way to the court. Beneath the jacket, Osaka sported a silver Nike playing kit that incorporated mesh details reminiscent of a basketball net, continuing her theme for this year’s US Open.
Osaka’s second outfit was a distinct shift from her first-round look against Anastasia Zakharova, where she honored NBA star Allen Iverson with a distressed hooded tunic featuring newspaper clippings and a dramatic white tulle train. Each of her appearances at the US Open has showcased a different facet of her fashion sense, giving each day a unique identity.
Shortly after making her fashion statement, Osaka faced a challenging match but ultimately triumphed over Siniakova with a score of 6-2, 5-7, 6-1. She started off strong, breezing through the first set and leading in the second. However, Siniakova fought back, capitalizing on Osaka’s growing number of unforced errors. After being broken while serving for the match at 5-3, Siniakova managed to take the second set, forcing a deciding game.
In the final set, Osaka found her footing once more and quickly surged ahead with a 3-0 lead. She faced some pressure but managed to survive two break points in the fifth game and eventually secured the win to advance to the third round.
Next up for Osaka is Elise Mertens, who earned her spot with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Spain’s Kaitlin Quevedo. With two different fashion moments and two wins already under her belt, fans are eager to see what Osaka will wear next and how far she will go in the tournament.
