Naomi Osaka's Frills and Furbelows Were The Most Fun U.S. Open Fashion

Naomi Osaka looked better at this tournament than she has yet in her comeback, even if she didn't make it that far -- and she was crying after she won her first-round match in a lime-green outfit custom-made for Nike by Japanese designer Yoon Ahn, who said the inspiration was the idea of the "magical girl" in their culture. It's SO extra but in a way that made it very, very apparent what the reference was, and why, and I always enjoy that. In a sea of basic outfits in variable colorways, her bows were such a hilarious surprise.

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