Coco Gauff's Special Outfit at the Italian Open Grabs Attention
The Atlanta native won her opening match against the fast-rising Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko at the 2025 Internazionali BNL d'Italia on Friday night.
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To celebrate the moment, the 21-year-old shared highlights from the showdown on social media.
On Instagram, a series of snaps captured her determination and fierce presence on the court.
Alongside her performance, Gauff's outfit stood out as one of the most eye-catching of the tournament.
The tennis sensation debuted a special kit in collaboration with New Balance X Miu Miu.
As seen on her post, she graced the court wearing white and silver sneakers.
Gauff was also dressed in a collared, sleeveless tennis dress in a navy and white color palette with a red accent.
According to Miu Miu, the colors of the outfit were inspired by the cities where Coco Gauff will compete— notably Rome (May 7–18), Berlin (June 14–22) and Cincinnati (August 5–28).
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Fans didn't miss the eye-catching ensemble, quickly flooding the comment section with praise and admiration.
'Outfit on [fire emoji]. Absolutely love your new kit, Coco,' one commented.
'Loving this new fit!' a follower remarked.
'Fabulous. She is absolutely the best-dressed tennis player. Always!!' a fan noted.
The same goes for a social media user who wrote, 'Best dressed as always,' while another added, 'Always the best dressed, ily diva.'
Fellow professional tennis player Chris Eubanks also chimed in and said, 'Kit is toughhhh.'
Coco Gauff (USA) reacts after losing a point against Magna Linette (POL)(not pictured) on day seven of the Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium.Geoff Burke-Imagn Images
Meanwhile, the special collaboration with the tennis champ is set to be released from September 10 for a limited period in selected Miu Miu stores worldwide and on Miu Miu's official website.
Related: Coco Gauff Reacts to In-Game Accident at Madrid Open
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