Naomi Osaka arrived at Rod Laver Arena for her Australian Open first-round match wearing a striking jellyfish-inspired outfit she designed with Nike and Robert Wun. The green and white ensemble, complete with a hat, veil, and parasol, was a deliberate fashion statement from the two-time former champion.

Critics called the look classless, with former doubles champion Jamie Murray comparing it to "Mary Poppins." Osaka pushed back on social media, writing that a certain demographic will "never get it" and she designs for people "like me." Fellow player Coco Gauff praised Osaka for bringing new eyes to the sport.

The outfit debate followed a frosty second-round win over Sorana Cirstea. After a brief handshake, Osaka confronted Cirstea over her opponent's displeasure with a loud "come on." Osaka later apologized on court, noting she's never been involved in such drama before.