The highlight of the Open has finally arrived: the blue carpet. This is the moment when stars emerge, displaying their interpretation of tennis-core for the season. From sophisticated streetwear to pristine country club classics, we documented the styles as they were presented... or should we say, served? Here’s our summary of what could be the most vibrant and striking blue carpet to date.
1. 4 Looks That Aced the Assignment
Let’s discuss these four exceptional looks. Each one seemed to respond to the trend memo for the Open, and believe us, they were well-prepared. Look 1: A fan-favorite silhouette and pattern combination this year, a red and white pinstriped dress, effortlessly styled with classic white sneakers. Clean, chic, and completely ready for the court (whether on or off). Look 2: Infusing vintage charm, this denim vest-and-shorts ensemble exudes major '50s vibes, particularly when complemented by a structured denim Fendi bag that ties the look together. The brown platform sandals? A perfect nostalgic detail, adding a hint of '70s allure. Look 3: Honestly, you can never go wrong with a crisp white maxi. Timeless and sophisticated, this one was styled with a straw detailed hat, a Ralph Lauren Collection Bucket Bag, and a classic heel for that polished, elevated finish. Look 4: From our initial day of coverage, we predicted it: polka dots are trending. This off-the-shoulder white puffer top, adorned with delicate dots, was the ultimate statement. Paired with a striking red ballet flat, this look achieved the perfect balance between playful and refined, especially with that coordinating polka dot bag.
2. Streetwear Spotlight: The Unexpected MVP
Streetwear at the Open consistently impresses, and this outfit had us taking notes. Seen courtside: a lime green crochet jersey top, the Aelfric Eden 77 top, oversized silver hoop earrings, and a bubble white skirt that added volume and movement. The ruffle sock and classic black patent leather pointed heels introduced an elegant touch — transforming streetwear into statement wear.
3. Inspired by the Game Itself
At times, the greatest inspiration comes directly from the game. One remarkable look encapsulated tennis vibes perfectly: a green crochet mock neck top (evoking an old-school tennis ball) paired with sleek black trousers. The monochromatic ensemble was finished with an all-black sneaker, casual, sharp, and completely on point.
