Naomi Osaka's Custom Who Decides War Look at 2026 US Open Channels Allen Iverson and NYC

At the 2026 US Open, tennis star Naomi Osaka made a fashion statement in a custom Who Decides War gown, styled by Law Roach. The outfit, a tulle and French terry creation, featured sewn-in newspaper clippings of her career highlights and was inspired by basketball legend Allen Iverson. Osaka, known for her avant-garde style, collaborated with designers Téla D'Amore and Ev Bravado, who referenced Iverson's gray sweats and nonconformist attitude. The design also paid homage to Virgil Abloh, with a silhouette echoing a controversial fall 2020 Off-White dress. Osaka, who discovered the brand through her own research, noted the US Open feels like a homecoming and wanted to capture the city's eclectic energy. The designers had roughly 30 hours to create the look after receiving reference images from Osaka and Roach. The press clippings were a last-minute addition that Osaka enthusiastically approved. The outfit also incorporated Nike's basketball-inspired athlete kits, blending streetwear with on-court style. Osaka's past looks have included designs by Hana Yagi and Robert Wun.