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Naomi Osaka arrived at Roland Garros in a metallic gold bomber jacket and ivory train over a sequined gold dress, describing the look as a playful show for the Paris crowd and saying she loves keeping fans guessing with her outfits; she then beat Donna Vekić 7-6(7-1), 6-4 to reach the French Open third round, removing the jacket and train before the match.
Naomi Osaka again blends couture with her on-court performance at Roland Garros, entering the first round in a black corset and cascading gold Nike dress (designed with Kevin Germanier from upcycled materials) and winning 6-3, 7-6(3) over Laura Siegemund; she later sported an oversized golden jacket for the next match against Donna Vekić, underscoring her view of slam walkouts as self-expression and a nod to Venus and Serena Williams.
Naomi Osaka stepped onto Court Philippe-Chatrier in a striking two-piece outfit inspired by the Eiffel Tower at night—a black corset and cascading black skirt worn over a glittering gold Nike dress designed with sustainable materials by Kevin Germanier. She won her French Open debut against Laura Siegemund 6-3, 7-6(3) and will meet Donna Vekić in the second round. Aryna Sabalenka praised Osaka’s on-court self-expression, while Siegemund quipped it was more fashion show than tennis. Osaka noted sun-glare on the gold dress nearly forced backup options, and she framed the look as a France nod and couture moment while aiming to reach the third round.
Naomi Osaka arrives at the French Open in a sequined gold dress that she says evokes the Eiffel Tower at night, a fashion-forward moment as she prepared for her first-round match against Laura Siegemund in Paris on May 26, 2026.
Naomi Osaka opened the French Open 2026 with a striking black-and-gold outfit—black corset and cascading skirt over a glittering gold dress—before defeating Laura Siegemund 6-3, 7-6(7-3) to reach the second round. The look drew comparisons to the Eiffel Tower at night, with the outer pieces by Kevin Germanier and the gold dress by Nike, and she faces Donna Vekic next.
Naomi Osaka withdrew from the Australian Open just before facing qualifier Maddison Inglis, citing an abdominal injury linked to body changes from recent pregnancy. She said warming up worsened the pain and she'll undergo further tests, noting her body has changed since becoming a mother. The withdrawal puts Inglis into a fourth-round matchup with Iga Swiatek; Osaka has a history of abdominal issues and emphasized she felt physically healthy aside from the issue and wanted to protect her long-term health.
Naomi Osaka withdrew from the Australian Open ahead of the Round of 16 due to an injury, after defeating Sorana Cirstea in the second round.
Naomi Osaka withdrew from the Australian Open 2026 third round due to a left abdominal injury, advancing Maddison Inglis to the fourth round; Osaka, a former world No. 1 with a history of abdominal issues, said she would seek medical tests and consult doctors before returning to the court.
Naomi Osaka edged Sorana Cirstea in a three-set thriller at the Australian Open, but a heated dispute over Osaka’s on-court calls sparked a fair-play clash after Cirstea accused her of disrespect. Osaka, who had previously drawn attention with a jellyfish-inspired outfit, admitted emotions ran high and apologized for some remarks. She battled through an abdominal issue and a late timeout to win 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 and advance to meet Maddison Inglis, with a potential fourth‑round date against Iga Swiatek on the horizon.
Naomi Osaka beat Sorana Cirstea 6-3 4-6 6-2 in the Australian Open second round, in a match notable for Cirstea's frosty post-match handshake and a brief rebuke toward Osaka; Cirstea is retiring after 2026, and Osaka advances to face Maddison Inglis in the third round.
Naomi Osaka kept her walk-on outfit understated while delivering a strong performance to defeat Sorana Cirstea in the Australian Open, advancing to the tournament’s second round in Melbourne.
Naomi Osaka headlined day three of the 2026 Australian Open in a jellyfish‑inspired couture outfit by Robert Wun and Nike, featuring turquoise/sea‑foam layers and butterfly accents on an umbrella and hat that reference a 2021 moment; she said the look was inspired by storytime with her daughter Shai, and while some fans debated it online, she won her first‑round match against Antonia Ruzic.
Naomi Osaka arrived at the Australian Open wearing a jellyfish-inspired couture-meets-athletic outfit developed by Nike and designer Robert Wun, featuring a greenish-blue dress with white pleated pants, a white wide-brim hat with a veil, and a parasol. She shed the extra pieces before her first-round match against Antonia Ruzic (which she won), and the bold ensemble sparked wide fashion chatter about pushing tennis attire beyond traditional norms.
Naomi Osaka debuted a jellyfish-inspired on-court outfit — a turquoise, tentacle‑accented look by Nike, Marty Harper, and Robert Wun — at the Australian Open, featuring a pleated miniskirt over wide-leg trousers, a wide-brim hat with veil and parasol; she defeated Antonia Ruzic 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, marking a landmark moment for couture in live tennis.
Naomi Osaka arrived at the Australian Open in a jellyfish-inspired outfit inspired by her daughter, turning heads before her first-round match (which she won in three sets). The piece uses the moment to critique her relationship with media and past stances, framing the fashion moment as the story more than the tennis itself.