What's Going On at the US Open? Here's Your Daily Scoop
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- 2026 US Open Best Moments
- Fit Checks
- Ashlyn Harris and Sophia Bush Celebrate Pride Night at the US Open
- Aryna Sabalenka's Jewelry Box
- Naomi Osaka's Thom Browne Look For Round 2
- Naomi Osaka and Law Roach's Ode to Allen Iverson
- Tate McRae's Arrived
- Paige Paul's First Outfit Reveal
- Introducing The Moët Serve
- Kaia Gerber's LBD
- Fan Cam: Anna Wintour and Serena Williams
In case you hadn't noticed the sudden influx of Instagram posts related to tennis and Honey Deuces, the US Open has officially begun. If you ask anyone in New York, they'll tell you it's their favorite sporting event of the year—perhaps even their favorite event in the city period. There's something to watch all day and all night, and if you can score tickets, it's always worth the lengthy journey to get to and from Flushing Meadows for a match or two. Hint: Skip the chaotic rideshare experience and take the LIRR instead.
In addition to tennis, there are plenty of stylish moments to keep track of whenever the US Open kicks off. It's basically a precursor to New York Fashion Week with a sportier touch that always results in memorable outfits. Already, we've spotted Kaia Gerber in fall 2026's first It bag and a little black dress by Yana Matkivski for the tournament's style history books. On the court, style icons of the sport, Roger Federer and Serena Williams, both made epic returns, and the latter also joined Federer's close friend Anna Wintour in the stands to take in the fanfare.
For more happenings at the 2026 US Open, keep scrolling. Don't forget to come back every day for an update.
2026 US Open Best Moments
Fit Checks
Travis Kelce and Karl-Anthony Towns have some friendly fashion competition because tennis now has its own version of the tunnel fit. This year, the ATP Tour has started photographing stylish tennis players in New York City before their US Open matches, and they've wholeheartedly embraced the opportunity to show off their outfits. Above, No. 13-ranked Rafael Jodar wears head-to-toe Adidas, and American player Frances Tiafoe wears a cool Lululemon look with Ray-Ban sunglasses. Alexander Zverev has also been snapped looking sharp in Brunello Cucinelli, while Taylor Fritz has been sporting Boss.
Ashlyn Harris and Sophia Bush Celebrate Pride Night at the US Open
Aryna Sabalenka's Jewelry Box
Between her first and second rounds at the US Open, Aryna Sabalenka has debuted a jewelry collection weighing over 120 carats—and that's not counting her massive 12-carat diamond engagement ring from her fiancé, Georgios Frangulis. For the tournament, in addition to her custom Nike fits, she's been wearing multicolored jewelry from the brand Material Good, including an 18-karat yellow-gold necklace with sapphire, tourmaline, garnet, zircon, spinel, chrysoberyl, and tanzanite stones. There's also a matching bracelet, as well as earrings that she wore in the first round.
Naomi Osaka's Thom Browne Look For Round 2
When you start off as strong as Naomi Osaka did at the 2026 US Open, it's not easy to one-up yourself throughout the rest of the tournament, but that's exactly what the Japanese tennis player did for Round 2, teaming up with Thom Browne to debut a custom look, featuring an all-in-one overcoat made of white silk ghazar and matching belts. The coat was then embroidered with white and silver tennis rackets, while her skirt featured traditional tennis pleats and athletic mesh inserts.
Naomi Osaka and Law Roach's Ode to Allen Iverson
Nike's ode to basketball at this year's US Open continued on the second night of singles play, when Nike athlete Naomi Osaka debuted a look inspired by former 76ers point guard Allen Iverson, known in the basketball world as "the Answer." Her walk-out ensemble was styled in collaboration with Law Roach and designed by Who Decides War, a New York City–based label. It consisted of a combination of French terry and tulle, creating a voluminous gown below a sporty, hooded topper, finished off with black Nike armbands and a black-and-red headband, similar to one Iverson wore during his tenure in the NBA.
Tate McRae's Arrived
On Tate McRae: Gucci Horsebit Ristretto Medium Shoulder Bag ($2950); Adidas Stan Smith Shoes ($100) and sweater
Tate McRae has sporty styling down, arriving at the US Open with Adidas, donning black hot pants with a pair of Stan Smiths and one of Gucci's latest handbag creations, the Horsebit Ristretto Shoulder Bag.
Paige Paul's First Outfit Reveal
Wimbledon might be the Grand Slam with an all-white rule, but that doesn't mean attendees at other tournaments can't be influenced by the elegant dress code. Paige Paul, for instance, attended the US Open on Sunday to support her husband, Tommy Paul, in his first-round match against Coleman Wong. For the occasion, she chose a white tank top and matching capris, finishing off the look with a bandana and a huge pair of diamond studs.
Introducing The Moët Serve
On Paul Anthony Kelly: Loro Piana Andrew Shirt ($875), Anden Pants ($1650), Mayfair Belt ($865), and Sergio Loafers ($1250)
On Emma Roberts: Ferragamo dress, Cara Bag ($3400), and Bicolor Pumps ($1250)
American Horror Story castmates Paul Anthony Kelly and Emma Roberts attended the first night of singles play in Moët & Chandon's Club de Tennis Suite, where they sipped the champagne brand's latest creation, the Moët Serve, an alternative to the Honey Deuce.
Kaia Gerber's LBD
On Kaia Gerber: Side Eye 223 Butler St Sunglasses ($290); Yana Matkivski Donna Dress ($525); Fendi Baguette 26424 Tiger-Print Cavallino Leather Re Edition Bag ($3700); Le Silla Belle Mules ($778)
This US Open look on Gerber is sure to go down in the tournament's style history, similar to Kendall Jenner's Bottega Veneta dress from 2022. It's too good not to.
Fan Cam: Anna Wintour and Serena Williams
Serena Williams, 2019 Met Gala cohost and tennis GOAT, joined Anna Wintour in the stands to watch mutual friend Roger Federer return to Arthur Ashe Stadium ahead of his induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
Eliza Huber is currently the Associate Editorial Director at Who What Wear. She joined the company in 2021 as a fashion editor after starting her career as a writer at Refinery29, where she worked for four years. During her time at WWW, she launched Go Sports, the publication's sports vertical, and published four (and counting) quarterly issues tied to the WNBA, Formula One, and more. She also created two franchises, Let's Get a Room and Ways to Wear; profiled Dakota Fanning, Diane Kruger, Katie Holmes, Gracie Abrams, and Sabrina Carpenter for WWW's monthly cover features; and reported on new seasonal trends, up-and-coming designers, and celebrity style.