MusaDay 1 of the 2025 French Open brought the heat—not just on the clay, but on the catwalk that is Court Philippe-Chatrier. Fashion and forehands collided as the tennis elite stepped out in outfits that ranged from runway-ready to downright questionable. Let’s rank the most talked-about Day 1 ensembles, from the absolute slays to the total strays.
Best in Show: Aryna Sabalenka turned heads before even hitting a ball. Decked out in a daring burnt orange two-piece with asymmetrical sleeves and subtle mesh panels, she gave “power dressing” a whole new meaning. The look screamed confidence—and backed it up with a straight-sets win.
Close Second: Frances Tiafoe delivered vintage flair with a modern twist. Rocking a 90s-inspired Nike kit in bold teal and purple with throwback stripes, he looked like he time-traveled straight from an Andre Agassi fever dream—and we’re here for it.
Honorable Mention: Coco Gauff’s outfit blended elegance with edge. A sleek midnight blue dress with neon green accents gave off “glam gladiator” vibes. Bonus points for matching her wristbands and her attitude.
Meh of the Day: Stefanos Tsitsipas showed up in an outfit that looked like it was designed by a minimalist in a rush. White on white with no standout detail? We get it—it’s classy. But it’s also… forgettable.
Bottom of the Pack: Sorry, Casper Ruud. That mud-toned kit with clashing patterns looked like the clay court swallowed him whole and spit him back out. Creative? Maybe. Flattering? Absolutely not.
The verdict? Day 1 served aces and some double faults in the fashion department. But love it or cringe at it, tennis style is half the fun at Roland Garros. Stay tuned—this fashion rally is just getting started.
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