All the Best on-the-Court Fashion at the 2025 US Open
5) Coco Gauff on August 26
Repping New Balance for her match against Ajla Tomljanovic of Australia, Gauff wore a fire truck-red crop top and matching short shorts that peeked out under her white bubble skirt as she ran across the court. She completed the look with textured orange sneakers from her own US Open collection with New Balance, as well as a maroon headband and matching wristbands and socks.
9) Carlos Alcaraz on August 25
Another purple look? I’ll take it. Fan-favorite Carlos Alcaraz (or “Carlitos”), of Spain, repped a plum hue during his match against U.S. player Reilly Opelka.
The Nike kit included a sleeveless shirt with subtle, monochromatic stripes, shorts, a wristband, and sneakers with the Nike swoosh in soft pink.
Alcaraz broke the rich color scheme with a pair of long black socks. And his most surprising accessory? A new buzz cut—à la David Beckham.
10) Emma Raducanu on August 24
Like Osaka and Gauff, Raducanu also got the orange-and-burgundy memo. For her match against Japan’s Ena Shibahara, the British player slipped on a blood-orange top with a black detail at the chest that mimicked a cutout. She paired it with a burgundy miniskirt and matching visor, plus highlighter-orange sneakers. The full fit was Nike.
12) Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori on August 19
The kits of powerful Italian doubles partners Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori were as sharp as their game. The two coordinated in stealthy black outfits with white accents.
She wore a sleeveless tank, shorts, and a super-thin headband, while he wore a short-sleeve colorblock top and shorts from Armani’s EA7 tennis and padel collection. They matched in white sneakers.
13) Venus Williams on August 23
Williams was a Lacoste It girl during a practice session ahead of her final match. The pro layered a navy tank—repping the brand’s crocodile logo—over a sky-blue sports bra in a watercolor print. To match, she slipped on a pleated powder-blue skirt and navy Lacoste wristbands. Her ballerina bun was the cherry on top.
