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U.S. Open 2026: New York's Style Guide for Watching, Not Just Playing

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Vogue has published a twelve-piece style guide for spectators at the U.S. Open in New York, rounding up the sweaters, dresses, sneakers, and accessories built for a day courtside. The picks treat tennis whites and knitwear as a starting point rather than a uniform, pairing them with sneakers meant to hold up across a long day in the stands. Twelve looks in all — proof that dressing for America's last Grand Slam of the year is its own small art form.

With reporting from Vogue.

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