Black Stars’ Best U.S. Open Outfits

The U.S. Open continues to deliver on the fashion front, with Black celebrities and athletes bringing serious style to both the courts and the stands. From U.S. Open fashion moments that feel carefully curated to those that radiate pure confidence, this year’s tournament has been a sartorial showcase. We’ve tracked the best looks making waves throughout the competition, and there’s plenty to celebrate.

Whether it’s the athletes competing or the notable figures in attendance, everyone seems to understand the assignment. The U.S. Open fashion scene this year reflects how the event has become as much about what people wear as it is about the competition itself.

Naomi Osaka

Osaka showed up on Thursday in all white, complete with a cape featuring small golden tennis rackets stitched throughout. It’s the kind of look that announces her presence before she even hits the court.

Alycia Parks

Parks went all-in with an all-red tennis ensemble. The color choice feels intentional and bold, pairing perfectly with the intensity she brings to the court.

Garrett Wilson

The New York Jets wide receiver watched from the stands in a crisp setup: rectangular shades, a white vest top, and a sky blue button-up shirt. Clean, accessible, and perfectly suited for a day courtside.

Mr. T

Mr. T leaned into patriotic energy with a Star-Spangled Banner look from head to toe. The commitment to the aesthetic is undeniable.

La La Anthony

Anthony walked the blue carpet in a shimmery green blouse, light-wash denim, a compact brown purse, and oversized shades. The overall vibe reads casual yet polished.

Alex Toussaint

The Peloton instructor kept things effortless in brown pants, a white shirt, matching white sneakers, and a baseball cap. Sometimes simplicity hits different.

Ziwe

The comedian and writer went for something unmistakably chic. An animal-print silk dress, heeled sandals, a floral purse, and a silver nameplate necklace. There’s a deliberate sophistication here that channels old-school “Sex and the City” energy.

Laila Kelly, Aisha McShaw, and Al Sharpton

Kelly brought tennis-ready energy in navy blue. McShaw opted for a striped white jumpsuit. Sharpton coordinated in a light blue suit with a stripy tie. Three different approaches, all executed well.

Frances Tiafoe

Tiafoe wore an all-pink Lululemon set on court, standing out in the best way. More men should take notes on this color choice.

Brittany Hampton

The fashion influencer chose a butter-yellow button-up dress paired with gold jewelry and a standout maroon blush. She brought warmth and color to the venue.

Victor Oladipo

Oladipo walked the blue carpet in black leather pants, a white polo, and a fresh retwist. The execution is clean and straightforward.

Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns

The newlyweds brought complementary vibes. Towns wore bright shades, baggy cargo pants, and a black jacket over a white shirt. Woods paired a white buttoned dress with clear sunglasses. They move through the venue like they own it.

Serena Williams and Venus Williams

Seeing the Williams sisters on court together remains a moment. Both in white with matching bright pink racket bags, they coordinated perfectly.

P.K. Subban

The hockey legend paired a plaid shirt with oversized beads, dark-wash denim, and bright red sneakers. He brought texture and color together without it feeling forced.

Corey Hawkins

Hawkins kept his look straightforward: a denim jacket, black pants, and a white shirt. The simplicity works because the fit is that sharp.