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The authentic and timeless world of Ralph Lauren

April 2026

RL/Women

Stadium Style

From the subway commute to the expansive grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, the US Open demands a sport-inflected wardrobe that can keep up with the hustle and bustle.

Nº 1

All-Americana

There’s no better time to lean into the East Coast preppy aesthetic than at the US Open. An easy tank, a cable knit, and tapered Ricky pants are sensible, while suede camp drivers add just the right amount of impractical luxury.

All Cap

There are plenty of opportunities for wearing a ball cap—but no better one than the US Open. The accessory as merch has become something of a souvenir or badge of honor, but the classic cotton chino logo hat or Ralph’s Coffee style both carry their own cachet.

Ribbed Cotton Tank Top

C$98.50

Polo Play Leather Small Tote & Crossbody

C$648.00

Cable-Knit Cotton Crewneck Sweater

C$218.00

The Iconic Cotton Chino Ball Cap

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Player’s Club

Feeling inspired to hit a few at the West Side Tennis Club before heading over to Arthur Ashe (or pretending you did)? Technical pieces, such as an RLX tennis dress, can also cross over to spectator style with the right accessories. Bonus: It will save the day from the sweltering late-summer weather.

Sole Power

Sneakers are a no-brainer for any sporting event, but Polo’s Pony Ballerina keeps things light and graceful, with its split-sole rubber outsole and new bungee lace-up details for this season.

Stretch Interlock Sleeveless Polo Dress

C$228.00

Flag Polo Bear Suede-Leather Bag Charm

C$298.00

Cable-Knit Cotton Crewneck Sweater

C$218.00

The Suede Pony Ballerina Sneaker

C$298.00

Polo Play Leather Shoulder Bag

C$498.00

The Nylon Lace-Up Ballerina Sneaker

C$328.00 C$259.99

Wimbledon vs. US Open

Ralph Lauren has been a part of the two Grand Slam tournaments for 20 years, outfitting its umpires, line judges, and ball crews and defining the look and feel of both events through its distinctive hospitality suites. Here, a closer look at what defines the Wimbledon and US Open experiences, from the courts, uniforms, and etiquette to the refreshments and souvenirs.

By Eric Twardzik and Shannon Adducci

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Nº 3

Sweet Spot

The US Open may be known for its casual sportiness, but that doesn’t mean you can’t dress up a bit. A summery cotton skirt with a wide waist band—worn low—finds a playful, feminine balance with a cable-knit Polo shirt.

Bag Check

The Polo Play especially lives up to its name at the tournament, with its tank-top–inspired handles and bright, easy-to-coordinate colors. Choose either mini, small, or medium styles to keep with the US Open’s bag policy.