From bold skorts to sheer layers and tailored prep, the US Open 2025 is serving serious style. Whether you're courtside or city-bound, these four fashion-forward looks blend sport, elegance, and late-summer cool for a winning wardrobe.
The US Open is as much about the spectacle off the court as it is on it. Every year, the tournament transforms the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center into a magnet for fashion editors, celebrities, and New Yorkers with a penchant for polished yet relaxed summer style. The vibe? A perfect blend of sport, sophistication, and a whisper of prep.
This year’s courtside looks balance elegance with ease, channeling the energy of late summer New York while nodding to the sports timeless style codes. And for those of us who procrastinated on outfit planning (guilty as always), don’t worry, there’s still time to pull together a look that hits all the right notes. From sparkling tennis diamonds to unexpected pairings like strapless dresses and boots, here are the four looks serving major style points at the 2025 US Open.
Quick Overview
- Color Pop Skort Duo – Bright shades and sporty cuts that bring an instant hit of energy.
- Tennis Tailoring – Clean lines and structured pieces that make sporty feel effortlessly polished.
- Sheer Elegance Layered – Light layers with a hint of sheerness for easy movement and a little drama.
- Modern Prep – Fresh whites and preppy touches reworked with a cool, updated edge.
1. Color Pop Skort Duo
The skort makes its comeback, bringing both practicality and punch to the US Open wardrobe. Choose one in a bold hue or pastel and style it with a matching crop top or blouse for a coordinated, high energy vibe. Finished with sleek kitten heels and tonal accessories, this look balances comfort with statement-making color, ideal for sunny afternoon matches.
Sandy Liang
Heimer Skort, $395
Prada
Satin Mules, $1,120
Nicholas The Label
Callie Sleeveless Asymmetrical Top, $245
Grown Brilliance
Oval Lab Grown Diamond East-West Tennis Bracelet, $5,395
Fendi
Mini Cookie Tote Bag, $2,148
2. Tennis Tailoring
Structured silhouettes meet sporty heritage in this elevated take on courtside dressing. Opt for tailored shorts, pleated mini skirts, or sleek skorts paired with an oversized blazer, luxe knit polos, or cropped vests. Finish with clean sneakers or understated slides and accessories like a compact bag or delicate jewelry to keep the ensemble sharp yet approachable. This look balances athletic ease with refined tailoring; perfect for front row style, or a stylish post-match city stroll.
Saint Laurent
Short Sleeve Polo Top, $850
ACNE STUDIOS
Cotton Satin Skort, $580
The Row
Ginza Two-Tone Leather and Suede Platform Flip Flops, $990
The Frankie Shop
Oversized Boyfriend Blazer, $211
PRADA
Prada Swing Smooth Leather Shoulder Bag, $3,600
Alder Fine Jewelry
Oval Diamond Hoop Earrings, $17,146
3. Sheer Elegance Layered
Sheer fabrics give courtside dressing a dose of drama without the weight of heavier layers. Pair an organza blouse, chiffon duster, or mesh overshirt with minimalist separates like a tailored mini or sharp shorts. Breezy yet refined, it’s a style that floats from daytime heat to night time matches while capturing that effortless New York edge.
Christopher Esber
Lattice Lace Shrugged Top, $695
ALAÏA
Le Teckel Medium Bag, $2,850
The Row
Indira Skirt, $1,590
Prada
Rete Nylon Mesh Slingback Pumps, $1,170
Celine
Triomphe Metal 01 Sunglasses, $600
4. Modern Prep:
Classic prep gets a modern remix with clean tailoring, neutral palettes, and subtle nods to heritage tennis style. Think pleated skirts or bermuda shorts paired with a sharp polo or cropped rugby sweater, polished off with ballet flats or loafers. Structured bags and, truthfully, any jewelry keep the look crisp and composed — a perfect blend of Ivy League tradition and downtown cool.
Miu Miu
Wool and Cashmere Polo Sweater, $1,720
Saint Laurent
Le Anne Marie Large Vinyl Shoulder Bag, $3,200
The Frankie Shop
Bilbao Bermuda Shorts, $210
Jennifer Fisher
Jamma Huggies, $325
The Row Leather Mary Jane Ballet Flats, $990
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