The 2026 US Open Tennis Championships have become more than just a sporting event; they’ve evolved into a global fashion spectacle. As the final Grand Slam of the season kicks off in Flushing, New York, the world’s attention turns not only to the athletes but also to the celebrity attendees who bring their unique style to the courts.
This year’s event, held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center has already witnessed a parade of fashion-forward celebrities and athletes showcasing their summer fits during Fan Week. From tenniscore to quiet luxury the trends shaping this year’s style are as diverse as the attendees themselves.
Celebrity Fashion on Display
The blue carpet at the US Open has become a runway for some of the world’s most stylish individuals. Kaia GerberGayle King and Hoda Kotb were among the first to make their mark, arriving in chic outfits that blended comfort with high fashion. Their footwear choices, in particular, have become a focal point for fashion enthusiasts.
Anna Wintour the iconic editor-in-chief of Vogue, made a statement by stepping onto the court before an exhibition singles match. Her presence underscored the event’s growing reputation as a hub for fashion and celebrity culture. Other notable attendees included Jonquel JonesConrad Ricamora and P.K. Subban each bringing their unique flair to the event.
Tennis Meets High Fashion
The intersection of tennis and fashion has never been more pronounced. The tenniscore trend, which merges racquet motifs with preppy silhouettes, has taken center stage. This style was epitomized by attendees like Morgan Riddle who showcased how to blend sporty elements with high fashion.
Tennis whites a classic staple, have also made a comeback. Inspired by the strict dress codes of Wimbledon, this monochrome aesthetic has been embraced by high-profile figures such as Queen Latifah. The trend highlights the deep historical ties between tennis and fashion.
Comfort and Style: The Rise of Athleisure
As the summer heat persists, attendees are opting for athleisure wear that combines comfort with style. Brands like NikeLululemon and Adidas are curating kits that merge athletic functionality with fashion-forward designs. This trend is particularly popular among those walking the grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
The quiet luxury movement has also gained traction, with casual yet elevated pieces becoming a staple. High-profile figures like Christie Brinkley and Cate Blanchett have showcased how to incorporate laid-back luxury into their wardrobes, making it a comfortable and stylish option for the US Open.
The 2026 US Open is not just a celebration of tennis; it’s a testament to the power of fashion to bring people together. As the event continues, we can expect to see even more innovative and stylish looks from both celebrities and athletes, cementing the US Open’s status as a premier fashion event.
