Naomi Osaka has made another fashion statement at the French Open as she moved through to the third round.
The Japanese star has made collaborating with fashion designers a feature of major tournaments and she caused a stir in the first round when she took to the court wearing a long black skirt and jacket, which she removed to reveal a sequinned gold dress.
For her second-round clash with Croatia's Donna Vekic, Osaka donned a golden bomber jacket and long ivory train.
"For the outfit, the inspo (inspiration) was, I don't want to say Victorian, but the ladies that have the dresses with the poof in the background," she explained after her 7-6 (1) 6-4 victory.
Osaka's use of the tennis court as akin to a runway has divided opinions, with her first-round opponent Laura Siegemund telling German TV: "I couldn't care less. I come here to play tennis, not to put on a fashion show."
