Off the court, these tennis stars prove their style game is just as strong as their serve.
As the Miami Open, set to kick off on March 17, 2026, approaches, the spotlight isn’t just on forehands and fierce rallies — it’s also on fashion. Known for its electric atmosphere and sun-soaked glamour, Miami is where sport meets style effortlessly. And this year, some of the most fashionable women in tennis — Jacqueline Cristian, Naomi Osaka, Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka, Paula Badosa, and Emma Raducanu — are set to bring both their A-game and their style statements to the court.
Here’s a look at how each of these stars serves fashion as powerfully as they serve aces.
When Tennis Stars Turn Style Icons
Tennis may be their game, but off the court, these stars are winning at fashion too. Here is a roundup of all the fashion-forward tennis players from the Miami Open.
Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus) — Bold Style to Match a Power Game
Playing for Belarus, Aryna Sabalenka’s game is powerful — and so is her fashion persona. She favors body-contouring silhouettes, bold hues, and sleek athletic cuts that highlight strength and confidence. Off-court, she embraces glam with fitted dresses, sharp blazers, and high-impact looks.
In Miami’s vibrant setting, Sabalenka’s style is likely to mirror her game — unapologetically bold and commanding attention with ease.
Paula Badosa (Spain) — European Elegance with a Modern Edge
Representing Spain, Paula Badosa brings a distinctly European sophistication to the tennis circuit. Whether it’s minimalist tailoring, neutral palettes, or figure-flattering dresses, her style whispers luxury rather than shouting it.
On court she keeps it streamlined and elegant; off court she’s often spotted in sleek monochromes and elevated basics. The Miami Open’s glamorous vibe pairs perfectly with Badosa’s refined aesthetic.
Coco Gauff (USA) — The Homegrown Star with Effortless Gen-Z Style
Representing the United States, Coco Gauff embodies the new wave of tennis — dynamic, self-assured, and effortlessly stylish. Her on-court looks often feature sharp tailoring in athletic form, while off-court she leans into relaxed streetwear, crop tops, oversized jackets, and playful silhouettes.
Miami, being close to home, always adds an extra spark. Expect vibrant tones, sporty-chic ensembles, and an energy that feels both youthful and polished.
Jacqueline Cristian (Romania) — Subtle Glam with Sporty Precision
Representing Romania, Jacqueline Cristian may keep a lower profile compared to some of her contemporaries, but her style speaks volumes. She blends feminine silhouettes with sporty functionality, often choosing flattering fits and modern detailing.
At the Miami Open, her looks are expected to balance performance and poise — subtle yet striking in their simplicity.
Naomi Osaka (Japan) — Street-Luxe Power with Global Appeal
Naomi Osaka has long blurred the lines between athlete and global style icon. From her Nike collaborations to bold, experimental silhouettes off-court, Osaka’s fashion sense is fearless yet refined. She gravitates toward structured co-ords, statement outerwear, and sleek monochromes, often with a contemporary edge.
At the Miami Open, expect performance-driven tennis fits elevated with clean lines and modern color palettes — understated, powerful, and unmistakably Naomi.
Emma Raducanu (United Kingdom) — Quiet Luxury Meets Modern Sport
Playing for the United Kingdom, Emma Raducanu’s fashion choices reflect her calm, composed demeanor. She gravitates toward clean silhouettes, soft color stories, and contemporary cuts that feel fresh yet timeless.
Whether attending brand events or stepping onto the court, her style always feels thoughtfully curated. Miami’s mix of sport and sophistication fits seamlessly with Raducanu’s polished approach.
