Naomi Osaka wins and steals the show with a customized look at Roland Garros; look

Naomi Osaka not only debuted with victory at Roland Garros, but also stole the show at the French Grand Slam with a customized look. This Tuesday (26), the Japanese tennis player beat German Laura Siegemund by 2 sets to 0. The game had partial scores of 6/3 and 7/6 (7-3) and lasted 1h56min,

World number 16, Osaka will now face Croatian Donna Vekic in the second round, this Wednesday (27). The tennis player is trying to surpass her best performance in the Grand Slam, as she stopped in the third phase of the competition on three occasions.

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Transforming the court into a catwalk
Before the match even started, Osaka already secured the public's attention. The former world number 1 wore a two-piece set, arriving on court in a long black dress.

Underneath was the dress she wore at the match, short and shiny gold. Custom Nike pieces are designed by Kevin Germanier.

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Osaka has become an increasingly present figure in the fashion world as well. At the beginning of the month, she attended the Met Gala, wearing custom pieces by designer Robert Wun.

But the tennis player does not restrict the use of the pieces to events. On the contrary: just as she did this Tuesday at Roland Garros, Osaka has also transformed the court into a catwalk on other occasions, challenging the clean look usually associated with tennis.

For example, at this year's Australian Open, he drew gasps from the audience when he entered the scene with another customized piece, carrying a white parasol and a wide-brimmed hat. At the 2024 US Open, Osaka wore a white tulle skirt with a giant lemon bow on the back.

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Source: CNN