Naomi Osaka unveiled another stunning walk-on outfit at the US Open before the two-time champion completed a straight-sets victory over unseeded Russian Anastasia Zakharova.

Osaka has been the fashion highlight of this year’s majors and entered Arthur Ashe Stadium in a hooded tunic.

The tunic featured patchwork-style panels adorned with ​press clippings from past ‌tournament appearances and a billowing white tulle train.

Naomi Osaka of Japan walks onto the court at US Open.

Naomi Osaka’s outfit featured press clippings. (Getty Images: Robert Prange)

At Wimbledon, she paid tribute to her Japanese heritage with a kimono-inspired ensemble featuring a traditional kanzashi hair ornament, before she changed into a white Nike ‌playing kit.

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At Roland Garros, Osaka arrived in a black Kevin Germanier skirt and ⁠competed in a layered yellow, brown and gold outfit inspired by ‌the Eiffel Tower’s night-time sparkle.

Her look ​at the Australian Open ‌took its cues from a jellyfish.

Competing at Flushing Meadows in an Allen Iverson-inspired outfit, the four-time major champion looked set for a straightforward victory after racing into a 4-1 lead, only for world number 101 Zakharova to force a tie-break.

“It’s ​my ‌tribute to Iverson,” Osaka said of the NBA Hall of Famer. 

“I really like him a lot. 

“Nike said basketball, so I said, ‘You want basketball, I’ll give you ⁠basketball.’ I like expressing myself through clothes, and ‌I’m glad you guys appreciate ‌it.”

Naomi Osaka hits a double-fisted backhand at the US Open.

Naomi Osaka says she was paying tribute to NBA great Allen Iverson on court. (AP: Adam Hunger)

Osaka showed her fighting qualities to win the tie-break before being taken to another in the ‌second set, where she held her nerve to close out the 7-6 (8/6), 7-6 (7/3) victory.

“I would say it took everything [to win],” Osaka said as the clock ‌approached 12:30 ​am, local time.

“I have ⁠no idea what time it is. Thanks for staying,” she told fans.

“I’m grateful to be able to play on this court again.

“I just told myself to not have any regrets. I wanted to come out and compete … I was a little rusty.

“I get nervous in the first rounds. I want ‌to do well ‌and show you guys new outfits.”

The 13th seed, champion at Flushing ​Meadows in 2018 and 2020, takes on Czech Kateřina Siniaková in the second round.

Reuters