Tennis lovers served up preppy chic at the US Open

Tennis skirts and white tennis shoes were street style staples at the US Open 2025.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderThe US Open has always been a must-attend event for tennis enthusiasts, but is it me, or does it feel like it has matured into New York's see-and-be-seen event of the summer?Along with the action on the bright blue courts, there's plenty to enjoy about the US Open that has nothing to do with tennis.You know about the Open's signature drink, Grey Goose's Honey Deuce, and this year, the Korean-inspired fried chicken restaurant, Cocodaq, emerged with the must-order food item, thanks to its viral caviar-topped chicken nugget boxes that went for a cool $100 a box. There was also the hard-to-come-by kelly green US Open hat that was the must-have merch of the season.Still, what does one wear to the final Grand Slam tournament of the year, which is also undoubtedly the biggest annual tennis tournament? We went to the US Open in Queens, New York, to find out.Preppy chic and tenniscore were in full force at the US Open 2025. Here are our favorite street style moments of this week.Scarves are having a moment right now, especially as a belt.A woman in a black tank top and white pants. Hunter green loafers complete this look.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderA pullover sweater is essential for chilly night matches.A man in an all white outfit paired with loafers.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderThis Mets fan's white-rimmed Ray-Ban sunglasses are the perfect summer accessory to a bold printed look.A stylish Mets-loving couple at the US Open.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderColor blocking works for shoes, too, and these pink Adidas added the perfect flair to this look.A woman in a yellow dress and classic US Open merch.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderA Panama hat is essential for beating the sun in the stadium.A man in a patterned shirt and orange shorts.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderKelly green is the color of the moment.A woman in a white dress with a green sweater with a matching purse.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderStripes are always on the menu for breezy summer style.Influencer Ryan Petit with Pamely Gomez at the US Open 2025.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderA classic white collared shirt will never miss.A man in green shorts and a white polo. Gucci tennis shoes are a great touch for the look.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderInteresting flats can make the biggest statement.A woman in a black dress.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderA cable knit sweater is the perfect US Open transitional garmet.A man in white shorts and a white sweater.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderHats are a staple at the US Open.A woman in a gray shirt and long skirt.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderMerrell's water shoes are the perfect bit of flair for this floral look.A man in cream pants and a gray floral sweater.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderThis lady in red nailed the tenniscore look in a bold color.A woman in a red dress.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderThere's so much to love about this stylish couple.A couple at the US Open.Daniel Edward Photography for Business Insider'Tennis whites' are peak tenniscore style.Jazmin Sliva (occupation: server)Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderMaeve's tennis sweater (left) is the perfect printed statement piece for the US Open.A stylish couple at the US Open.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderLacoste is also a classic choice, especially when paired with a Brandon Blackwood bag.A woman in a blue tennis dress.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderThere's something so classic about white at a tennis tourney.A woman in a white dress.Daniel Edward Photography for Business InsiderEverything goes with the US Open march.A woman sports a US Open hat in a black tank top and black pinstripe pants.Daniel Edwards Photography for Business InsiderRead the original article on Business Insider