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Naomi Osaka: Serving Looks on and Off Court
31 Aug
Summary
- Osaka's outfits draw inspiration from anime, nature, and personal life.
- She collaborated with designers and brands like Nike and Robert Wun.
- Her fashion choices express her personality when she doesn't speak much.
Naomi Osaka has showcased a remarkable fashion journey throughout her career, frequently making a statement with her on-court attire. Returning to the US Open in 2024 after maternity leave, she wore a green and white Nike outfit inspired by the "magical girl" anime concept, aiming for a feeling of transformation.
The following year, Osaka continued this trend at the 2025 French Open with a blush pink ensemble featuring a ruffle skirt and a varsity jacket, incorporating Sailor Moon and cherry blossom themes. Her 2025 US Open appearance featured a glittering orange Nike set and a bedazzled accessory named "Billie Jean Bling."
In 2026, Osaka debuted a jellyfish-inspired look at the Australian Open, a design created with Robert Wun and Nike, inspired by a children's book. Later that year, a cheetah-print Nike dress at the BNP Paribas Open was complemented by custom jewelry from Chris Habana.
Her 2026 French Open look included a dramatic black corset and skirt by Kevin Germanier, later revealing a gold sequined Nike dress. At Wimbledon, adhering to the all-white dress code, she presented a kimono-inspired outfit by Hana Yagi, embroidered with cranes and cherry blossoms, referencing Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill."
Osaka has often stated that fashion allows her to communicate when words are insufficient, using her clothing as a vibrant medium for self-expression on the court.
