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The Australian Open isn’t just a showcase of elite tennis; it’s also a runway for some of the most exciting and innovative fashion in the sport. From bold colors and intricate cutouts to nostalgic throwbacks and cutting-edge technical fabrics, this year’s outfits have kept us talking as much as the matches themselves. In this post, we’ll dive into the standout looks worn by top players and rising stars alike. Which outfits caught your eye? Keep reading to see the highlights and let us know your favorites in the comments!
Australia’s own Ajla Tomljanovic shines in a summery Original Penguin kit with breezy vertical pastel stripes, perfectly capturing the fresh vibe of the Australian Open.
Iga Swiatek sports a similar summery palette, but the Pole’s On Spring Court Tank and Courtside Pleat Skirt stand out with a nice ombre effect on a crisp white base.
The five-time Grand Slam champion completes her look with the white On The Roger Pro 2, an upgraded shoe design created with Roger Federer to blend durability, speed, and comfort seamlessly.
Coco Gauff turns heads at the Australian Open with a Marvel superheroes-inspired outfit, featuring striking cutouts and an open-back bodysuit she admits is a challenge to manage. ‘You have to sacrifice for fashion,’ Gauff joked about the intricate New Balance design. She completes the look with her signature New Balance CG2 tennis shoes in a fresh white-and-green colorway.
Naomi Osaka brought a burst of sunshine to the tournament in a custom sunflower-inspired outfit by Nike. While her attire features sleek black, brown, and silver tones, her sunflower-themed accessories—hair clips, earrings, and the standout Nike GP Challenge 1 Osaka Sundial/Brown shoes—tie the look together.
The shoes, with their sundial yellow and brown hues and sunflower details on the tongues, perfectly embody her radiant theme.
Nike athletes not sporting custom designs are showcasing the new Melbourne collection, highlighted by its distinctive strappy top layer over the dress, as seen here on Madison Keys‘ Nike Spring Melbourne Dress.
Nike stars opting for separates, like Emma Raducanu, are wearing the Nike Spring Melbourne Tank paired with either the Nike Spring Melbourne Pleated Skirt or the Nike Spring Melbourne Skort.
Without a clothing sponsor, Destanee Aiava became the fashion sensation of the tournament, reviving iconic 2010s WTA styles once worn by legends like Maria Sharapova, Ana Ivanovic, and Caroline Wozniacki.
Adidas entered 2025 with bold red, sheer, and cutout designs, as seen on Karolina Muchova in the striking Adidas Melbourne Wow Pro Dress. This vibrant red piece features keyhole accents on the front shoulders and upper back, a dramatic center-back cutout, a high-cut neckline, cap sleeves, and princess seams for a flattering silhouette. The shaped hem adds a touch of sporty sophistication to this modern look.
Wilson embraces bold red with Marta Kostyuk‘s Tour Perforated Dress, crafted from soft, compressive fabric that wicks sweat and dries quickly. Designed for peak performance, the dress features a built-in bra for support, perforated panels for ventilation, and removable bra cups. The racerback design is optimally shaped to free the shoulder blades, ensuring minimal distractions on the court.
Beatriz Haddad Maia, Jasmine Paolini and other Asics athletes showcase purple separates very similar to the brand’s 2024 Fall collection from New York.
The collection is complemented by matching tennis shoes, like the Asics Gel Resolution X Ube/White worn by Paolini.
While new brands are emerging, some former leaders, like Fila, seem to be losing their prominence in tennis. Despite releasing stunning collections, their promotion has noticeably declined. Here, Emma Navarro showcases a vibrant yellow Fila dress.
Elena Rybakina stands out in geometric patterns of red and beige by Yonex, which has recently added Marketa Vondrousova to its roster following her split with J.Lindeberg.
Lucia Bronzetti, the fresh face of Emporio Armani’s EA7, made an impression in a burgundy colorblock kit, expertly crafted from the brand’s innovative VENTUS7 technical fabric.
Tennis fashion at the 2025 Australian Open proved once again that the court is as much about style as it is about skill. From daring designs to timeless classics, each player brought their unique flair to Melbourne. Now it’s your turn—did any of these outfits make your list of favorites? Or is there another look that stood out to you? Share your thoughts and fashion picks in the comments below!
