Labor Day Weekend and Celebrity Appearances at the U.S. Open
Labor Day Weekend may signal the end of summer, but the excitement at the U.S. Open is just beginning! While the main attraction remains the thrilling tennis matches, the event has increasingly become a high-profile social affair. This year has seen a growing debate about influencers in the audience, making the atmosphere even more vibrant.
The first week of the 2026 U.S. Open has attracted numerous celebrities, including the likes of rapper Travis Scott, actors Cynthia Nixon and Louisa Jacobson, and many more. From fashion statements to engaging with the matches, here’s a look at some of the prominent figures who attended:
Featured Celebrities:
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Yara Shahidi
- Outfit: Chic knit striped set.

- Outfit: Chic knit striped set.
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Alexandra Daddario
- Outfit: New York Knicks cap showcasing local support.

- Outfit: New York Knicks cap showcasing local support.
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Queen Latifah
- Setting: Held court in the President’s Suite.

- Setting: Held court in the President’s Suite.
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Paul Anthony Kelly
- Experience: Enjoyed the matches from Möet & Chandon’s suite.

- Experience: Enjoyed the matches from Möet & Chandon’s suite.
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Danai Gurira
- Attire: Chic patterned shirtdress.

- Attire: Chic patterned shirtdress.
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Yvonne Orji
- Refreshment: Enjoyed a frozen honey deuce.

- Refreshment: Enjoyed a frozen honey deuce.
More Notable Attendees:
- Louisa Jacobson: Dressed stylishly with a sweater over her shoulders.
- Lexi Mintree: Stunned in the IHG Hotels & Resorts suite.
- Danielle Brooks: Opted for a chic Louis Vuitton mini.
- Travis Scott: Was spotted cheering for his friend Carlos Alcaraz.
Social and Fashion Insights
The U.S. Open serves not only as a sporting event but also a fashion platform where celebrities express their style while enjoying world-class tennis. Each year, the lineup of attendees shows an exciting blend of appearances, from Hollywood stars to sports icons.
As the tournament unfolds, fans and celebrities alike look forward to continuing the festive atmosphere of the U.S. Open.