MusaDay 1 of the 2025 French Open wasn’t just about blistering forehands and sliding drop shots—it was a full-blown fashion showdown, and some stars came to play harder off the court than on it. From bold color blocks to downright baffling choices, the outfits served drama worthy of a five-set thriller. Let’s dive into the best and worst of the Roland Garros runway.
Serving aces in style: Aryna Sabalenka came out swinging—not just with her racquet, but with a fiery red and black ensemble that screamed “don’t mess with me.” The asymmetric skirt, paired with bold wristbands and a high ponytail that defied gravity, was pure intimidation chic. Aryna clearly understood the assignment: make a statement before even hitting a ball.
Frances Tiafoe, ever the entertainer, turned heads in a retro-inspired getup that gave off ‘90s streetwear energy. Neon accents, loose-fitting shorts, and a headband that could rival any fashion week catwalk? Big Foe brought personality in spades, and we’re here for it—even if purists had to squint.
Honorable mentions go to Coco Gauff’s all-white twist on tradition, Bianca Andreescu’s floral flare (controversial but memorable), and Jannik Sinner’s clean-cut minimalism, which looked like it belonged in a Milan showroom.
But it wasn’t all gold stars. A few flops left us wondering if their stylists lost a bet. One unnamed top-10 player appeared in what looked like a mesh curtain repurposed into activewear. Another sported an all-brown combo that screamed “espresso spill chic.”
In tennis, fashion is more than fabric—it’s identity, attitude, and sometimes chaos. And on Day 1 in Paris, the players reminded us that the clay isn’t the only thing heating up. Roland Garros 2025 is officially serving looks.
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