Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon Turn Heads with Newspaper-Inspired Looks at US Open Final
The US Open final in New York welcomed Hollywood star Brad Pitt and Swiss jewellery designer Ines de Ramon, turning the tennis court into a runway of celebrity fashion.
Outfit details
De Ramon wore a short white dress designed by British designer John Galliano, inspired by newspaper pages – a nod to Galliano’s iconic work for Dior. She paired the dress with a black Hermès bag and dark sunglasses, creating a sleek yet simple look.
Pitt opted for casual sport style, sporting a light‑blue polo shirt, denim jeans, a blue baseball cap worn backwards, and sunglasses. His grey‑white beard added a relaxed vibe.
Fashion background
The looks arrive as Galliano’s archival pieces are making a strong comeback, with designers drawing on celebrity‑inspired aesthetics. De Ramon’s newspaper‑inspired dress reflects a growing trend of merging press imagery with high fashion.
The following day the pair appeared in new outfits: Pitt in a navy shirt and dark baseball cap, accessorised with a Patek Philippe watch, while De Ramon chose a white dress with chest cut‑outs, floral embroidery and a low ponytail.
These appearances blend sport and style, captivating fashion enthusiasts worldwide during the tournament.
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