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Game, Set, Style: 7 Looks to Wear to the U.S. Open

By Team OWNMYMODE

August 9, 2026

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01. Kendall’s Quiet-Luxury Serve

Kendall Jenner just proved that “quiet luxury” doesn’t have to whisper. At the US Open, she mixed polished elegance with a sporty, effortlessly cool attitude — and somehow made it look ridiculously easy.

The pale yellow dress brought the ladylike charm, but the baseball cap, casually tied cardigan and barely-there sandals said, “I’m fancy… but I didn’t try too hard.” And honestly? That’s the whole mood.

A little country-club chic, a little off-duty athlete, with just enough nonchalance to keep things interesting. A+ outfit, zero effort showing — as Kendall would have it.

02. Yellow, With Attitude

Forget playing it safe. Soft yellow is bringing a little sunshine to the stands this US Open season, proving that a pastel can be anything but predictable.

The trick is to keep the rest of the look sleek and unfussy, letting that buttery pop steal the spotlight. Consider it your excuse to bring a little lemon zest to your tennis wardrobe.

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03. Tennis, But Make It Fashion

There’s a reason tennis-inspired style keeps making a comeback: it just works. Crisp, sporty and a little preppy, the look strikes that sweet spot between “I came for the match” and “I might be best dressed in the stands.”

Borrow a few of its signature elements — think polished separates, athletic touches and a hint of prep — and you’ve got the US Open mood down without looking like you’re auditioning for the tennis team.

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04. Maura Higgins Tenniscore, With a ’90s Twist

If you’re not quite ready to go full tennis pro, take a more fashion-forward approach. This matching set nails that sweet spot between sporty and polished, while the cropped silhouette keeps it firmly in 2026.

The white piping, retro shades and mini skirt bring serious ’90s energy, but the statement sunglasses and chain bag give it a decidedly off-court attitude. Basically, it’s tenniscore with a little main-character energy.

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05. Kevin Leonel Tenniscore, With a ’90s Twist

Who says tennis style has to mean polos and sneakers? This look takes a more laid-back route, pairing creamy tailoring with a relaxed silhouette that feels polished without looking overly buttoned-up. The camera bag, layered jewelry and red bandana add just enough personality to break up the monochrome palette.

It’s part resort dressing, part street style, with a little New York swagger thrown in for good measure Proof that courtside style has no dress code — just good taste.

The camera bag, layered jewelry and red bandana add just enough personality to break up the monochrome palette. It’s part resort dressing, part street style, with a little New York swagger thrown in for good measure. Proof that courtside style has no dress code — just good taste.

06. Zendaya Tennis, With a Bow

Write your text here...Tennis style gets a glamorous makeover with this crisp white look. The tailored silhouette keeps things polished, while the delicate racket motifs make sure the outfit doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Then comes the pièce de résistance: that oversized bow. Add a swipe of red lipstick, and suddenly this isn’t just tennis-inspired — it’s full-on center-court drama, in the best possible way.

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07 . The Look

Naomi Osaka Serving monochrome tennis-core in head-to-toe white. The pleated mini, sheer statement coat, visor, and clean sneakers make the look feel sporty but elevated — basically court-ready with a full editorial moment

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