Sport and fashion have always made an interesting pair, but lately the overlap has drawn more attention than ever. The 2026 US Open is currently underway, and while on-court style from players like Carlos Alcaraz, Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka has captured plenty of headlines, the off-court crowd has been just as compelling to watch. From celebrities to athletes stopping by as spectators, the tournament has turned into something of an unofficial style showcase. Here are some of our favorite looks so far.
There's a certain skill to dressing down without looking underdressed, and Orlando Bloom pulled it off with ease. He built his outfit around a Prada jacket thrown over a plain tee and trousers, then let a single standout piece carry the whole thing: a Porsche Design Chronograph 1 on his wrist.
Malek's first outing leaned formal: a white button-down, slim white trousers and tinted sunglasses, all Ralph Lauren Purple Label, put together with an obvious eye for fit. On a separate day, he swapped that structure for something softer, light-wash denim, a white polo and a light jacket.
The Knicks star showed up looking relaxed, a "New York or Nowhere" cap set the tone, and he built the rest around it: brown khaki pants, a brown-strap watch and a navy lightweight jacket. Simple pieces, chosen well.
Most of the crowd stayed neutral that day, which made Laviscount's butter-yellow quarter-zip impossible to miss. The Emily in Paris star picked the one color guaranteed to stand out, and it worked exactly as intended.
007 kept it every bit as sharp as you'd expect. Brosnan proved that a well-tailored classic never misses, opting for a double-breasted navy blazer over an unbuttoned white shirt. An all time classic.
Pine's outfit borrowed from a prep-school playbook: a navy double-breasted linen blazer, an embroidered club tie and a coordinating pocket square. The entire look was very crisp and sharp.
The former Bridgerton star kept things simple and clean in a Canali button-down and white trousers, draping a matching Canali sweater over his shoulders, a small styling move that tied the whole outfit together without much effort.
Sport and standout watches have long gone together, whether it's tennis, football or cricket drawing the crowd's eye. Travis Scott didn't disappoint: he wore a Richard Mille Flying Tourbillon Sapphire, one of just ten ever produced. Diamond earrings, a Chanel phone holder and a Nike x Cactus Jack sweatshirt from the brand's Court capsule, a collection that was made in collaboration with tennis pro and world no. 3 Carlos Alcaraz
Pitt kept it casual and cool: a slate-navy shirt, a cap worn backward and gold aviators, topped off with a gold wristwatch. A handful of simple pieces, styled effortlessly.
As the US Open's official outfitter, Ralph Lauren was behind a fair share of the tournament's best-dressed moments, and tennis legend Andre Agassi was one of the standouts. Spotted at the Ralph Lauren suite, Agassi wore a look from the brand's Purple Label line, an effortless, sharp mix of navy and white that felt right at home among the sponsor's other well-dressed guests.