Naomi Osaka Exits U.S. Open, but Not Before Displaying One More 'Swaggy' Fashion Ensemble
Osaka’s tournament fashion run ended after four dramatic basketball-themed walk-on looks, including designs by Thom Browne, Monse and KidSuper.
- On Monday, four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka lost her fourth-round match at the U.S. Open to Elena Rybakina, though the player continued making her mark as a significant fashion presence.
- Throughout the tournament, Osaka emphasized a basketball theme, with sponsor Nike honoring the New York Knicks’ championship win through a series of dramatic court-side fashion reveals.
- Early round outfits featured an Allen Iverson-inspired robe, a Thom Browne tennis jacket, a Who Decides War skirt, and a Monse hybrid suit-hoodie designed to mesh business wear with sports wear.
- Osaka debuted a colorful, fur-trimmed cloak by Brooklyn-based label KidSuper for her final appearance Monday. "I felt really swaggy when I put it on," Osaka said after the match.
- Despite the loss, the 28-year-old remained philosophical, noting, "Maybe I'm just getting older, but I don't feel sad." She added that she had no regrets regarding her career accomplishments.
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While Naomi Osaka's adventure at the US Open suddenly ended against the world number two Elena Rybakina, the Japanese girl makes talk about her for a very different reason: her dress style.
Naomi Osaka's US Open journey ends. Fashion-wise, she won
Naomi Osaka's US Open run ended with a straight-sets fourth-round loss to Elena Rybakina as she arrived in a fur-trimmed KidSuper cloak. The Law Roach-styled look closed a week-long, basketball-themed fashion narrative that framed each entrance.
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