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Osaka Turns Flushing Meadows Into Her Own Runway

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Naomi Osaka is back at the US Open in 2026, and the tennis courts of New York are once again doubling as a runway. The two-time US Open champion has made a habit of treating her competition wardrobe as a statement, favoring bold, unconventional silhouettes over safe courtside basics. This year's looks continue that streak, proof that in Flushing Meadows, the crown for best dressed doesn't always go to the player who wins the match.

With reporting from Page Six Style.

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