From the Knicks playoff run and championship win to the World Cup and now the US Open, it truly has been the summer of sports. And, in custom spray-painted Knicks merch, vintage soccer jerseys, and preppy tennis-inspired looks, our fashion has been reflective of that. Tennis and fashion have a long, influential relationship. With polo shirts, pleated skirts, and white sneakers being a product of the sport, players becoming fashion icons, and notable designers collaborating with the athletes on bold looks, it’s clear that the relationship is still going strong.

At the US Open yesterday, I couldn't help but observe attendees' looks with appreciation. Some committed to a preppy or sporty theme while others simply took it as an opportunity to wear their favorite kitten heels and jeans. Now, we’re taking a look at our favorite looks on the court and from our favorite VIP guests.

Ahead, the best US Open looks, both on and off the court.

Taylor Townsend

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Taylor Townsend ascended on the court in a dramatic fathered coat by Anthony Lattimore. She paired the bold look with an oversized fringed black bag.

Thea Frodin

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For her day three of her US Open debut, Thea Frodin wore a cobalt blue Nike look with noticeable mesh detailing along the sides.

Coco Rocha

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Coco Rocha wore a black and white tweed set consisting of mini shorts and a cardigan, both complete with gold button details.

Naomi Osaka

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For round three, Osaka wore an oversized suit by Monse and Nike complete with fleece sleeves and a hood, giving the illusion of the a layered look.

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Styled by Law Roach, Osaka wore custom Kid Super, including a long coat with a fur-trimmed collar and patchwork illustrations throughout.

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Naomi Osaka made her entrance in custom Who Decides War styled by Law Roach and paying homage to Allen Iverson: a distressed asymmetrical hoodie and dramatic tulle skirt.

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For her second-round match, Osaka wore an elevated, modern, fashion-forward take on tennis whites in custom Thom Browne.

Aryna Sabalenka

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Aryna Sabalenka wore a sheer, mesh, bright orange custom Nike dress and accessorized with a statement necklace by Material Good.

Sloane Stephens

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In her game against Clara Tauson, Sloane Stephens wore the tennis dress equivalent to a drop-waist with ruffled, coquette-inspired elements.

Emma Roberts

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For opening night, Emma Roberts wore Ferragamo from head to toe: a slip dress with patchwork details, two-toned pumps, and a blue Cara bag.

Tate McRae

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For opening night, Tate McRae embraced the sporty chic aesthetic in a black Adidas cardigan, black micro shorts, and Adidas Stan Smith sneakers.

Kaia Gerber

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Kaia Gerber kept it simple, sophisticated, and chic in a form-fitting black midi dress reminiscent of something her mother, Cindy Crawford, would've worn in the '90s.