What to expect at this year's French Open
Claudia Schiffer, Anna Wintour, Tom Brady, Leonardo DiCaprio... fashion icons and celebrities have beenattending Roland Garros matches for decades, making the French Open not just about tennis but also about style. Here is what to expect for this year's edition:
THE CELEBRITIES
The tournament has just started and we've already seen celebrities like actor Russell Crowe (pictured). With its Paris glamor factor, Roland Garros has drawn actors, musicians, athletes and fashion figures over the years, especially during the later rounds and final weekend.
THE FASHION
Andre Agassi’s denim shorts in 1990. Serena Williams’ catsuit in 2018, which was later banned. And we’ve already had an iconic look at the 125th edition of Roland Garros as Naomi Osaka stunned in a glittering “Eiffel Tower” dress in her first-round win. Will we see more incredible fashion? Stay tuned.
THE AUDIENCE
Singled out as the most disruptive crowd at a grand slam, 30 French players made the main draw at Roland Garros this year, so expect plenty of noise.
Photos: Getty Images, Alamy
Graphic: Rosa de Acosta, CNN
THE CELEBRITIES
The tournament has just started and we've already seen celebrities like actor Russell Crowe (pictured). With its Paris glamor factor, Roland Garros has drawn actors, musicians, athletes and fashion figures over the years, especially during the later rounds and final weekend.
THE FASHION
Andre Agassi’s denim shorts in 1990. Serena Williams’ catsuit in 2018, which was later banned. And we’ve already had an iconic look at the 125th edition of Roland Garros as Naomi Osaka stunned in a glittering “Eiffel Tower” dress in her first-round win. Will we see more incredible fashion? Stay tuned.
THE AUDIENCE
Singled out as the most disruptive crowd at a grand slam, 30 French players made the main draw at Roland Garros this year, so expect plenty of noise.
Photos: Getty Images, Alamy
Graphic: Rosa de Acosta, CNN
THE CELEBRITIES
The tournament has just started and we've already seen celebrities like actor Russell Crowe (pictured). With its Paris glamor factor, Roland Garros has drawn actors, musicians, athletes and fashion figures over the years, especially during the later rounds and final weekend
THE AUDIENCE
Singled out as the most
disruptive crowd at a grand slam, 30 French players made the main draw at Roland Garros this year, so expect plenty of noise.
THE FASHION
Andre Agassi’s denim shorts in 1990. Serena Williams’ catsuit in 2018, which was later banned. And we’ve already had an iconic look at the 125th edition of Roland Garros as Naomi Osaka stunned in a glittering “Eiffel Tower” dress in her first-round win. Will we see more incredible fashion? Stay tuned.
Photos: Getty Images, Alamy
Graphic: Rosa de Acosta, CNN
