Clay Couture: The best and worst fashion moments from Roland Garros 2025
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From player-designed custom kits to meme-worthy colorways, this year’s event blurred the lines between sport and style more than ever before.
Published Jun 04, 2025
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Alycia Parks, Victoria Mboko — Wilson Sport Professionals
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Marta Kostyuk — Wilson Sport Professionals
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Jannik Sinner, Karen Khachanov — Nike
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Carlos Alcaraz — Nike
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Naomi Osaka — Nike
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Aryna Sabalenka — Nike
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Zheng Qinwen, Mirra Andreeva — Nike
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Elena Rybakina & Casper Ruud — Yonex
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Andrey Rublev — K-Swiss x Rublo
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Coco Gauff — New Balance
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Frances Tiafoe — Lululemon
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Taylor Townsend — Original Design
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