Naomi Osaka wore a unique gold-sequined dress inspired by the "Eiffel Tower at night" and glittering bedazzled jackets, all custom-made and not sold off the rack, during her second-round win at the 2026 French Open on May 30 in Paris. She won in straight sets over Donna Vekic and sought to reach the fourth round for the first time at Roland Garros by facing 17th-seeded Iva Jokic. Osaka said, "I like to keep people on their toes and I think it’s really fun. There’s a community I feel like that’s been built over my on-court outfits. So I just like to just keep you guys guessing" [1, 2].

Aryna Sabalenka also turned heads with a NikeCourt black semi-sheer dress layered over a crimson tank top, designed to feel light despite its dark color. She added diamond necklaces for sparkle and said, "The dress is super light. I don’t feel the dress on me. I was thinking it’s going to be super hot wearing black, but it doesn’t feel like black colour on me, so I feel really comfortable. And diamonds, I don’t really feel the heaviness of it" during her second-round match win on May 30 [1, 2].

Coco Gauff sported semi-sheer outfits, including a dark gray dress with a white bodysuit for evening matches and a two-piece light lavender kit for daytime play. She defended her title and was scheduled to face Anastasia Potapova [1, 2].

On the men’s side, Matteo Berrettini wore a coordinated outfit featuring a blue Boss Active Slim-fit polo, black tailored shorts, wristbands, and cap as he advanced into the fourth round [1]. Casper Ruud donned Yonex gear with bright orange accents and a ventilated mesh shirt representing Yonex’s modern tennis clothing line. Ruud came back from two sets down to beat Tommy Paul and prepared to face Joao Fonseca [1, 3]. Ruud noted, "It’s such an open tournament, which is kind of refreshing, I guess, for everyone, and to see that there will be a new Slam champion in about a week or so. I think every player is aware of it" [3].

Joao Fonseca, a 19-year-old Brazilian, reached the fourth round of a major for the first time by defeating Novak Djokovic, the top seed and former champion. Fonseca said, "That was my first fourth round in my career. I’m just thinking about my next match" [3]. The men’s draw saw early exits of notable Grand Slam winners including Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic, leaving no former Grand Slam champions remaining in the men’s singles draw entering the tournament’s second week [3].

Alexander Zverev, the highest remaining men’s seed at No. 2, was set to face Jesper de Jong, who entered the main draw as a lucky loser and had played a tournament-high 21 sets at Roland Garros, despite never previously advancing past the second round of a major [3].

The tournament continues with top players vying for advancement and the fashion spotlight staying bright on court outfits and accessories.