When Coco Gauff introduced her signature sneaker, the Coco Delray, just before her birthday, it was more than a milestone—it was a statement. The launch marked a blend of athletic achievement and cultural influence. Known for her fearless style—whether rocking a Marvel-themed bodysuit in Australia or dazzling in double Miu Miu looks at the Oscars—Gauff is reshaping how tennis and fashion intersect. Her latest move? A standout collaboration with Miu Miu and New Balance.
The new ‘Miu Miu x Coco Gauff x New Balance CG2’ sneaker headlines this fashion-forward partnership. The shoe comes in two colorways: one features classic New Balance grey and silver with golden accents and Miu Miu branding; the other uses muted grey tones with a green interior. Both designs include custom Miu Miu insoles that fuse athletic performance with luxury.
The collaboration doesn’t stop with shoes. Gauff-inspired tennis apparel comes in vibrant, color-blocked styles, including purple and white, and red, blue, and white combinations. Matching track suits mirror these bold palettes, offering style for both game day and beyond.
Also returning is the popular ‘Miu Miu x New Balance 530 SL’ sneaker, reimagined in three new designs: one in grey suede with gum soles and earthy-toned laces; a flashy silver-and-gold leather and mesh version; and a black model with striking brown details.
When the collection was revealed on Miu Miu’s official Instagram, fashion influencer and girlfriend of tennis player Tommy Paul, Paige Lorenze, praised Gauff’s look. She commented “COCO (heart emoji)” in response to the green-and-white outfit and “YEP (clapping and heart emojis)” for a black-and-white ensemble. Tennis icon Rennae Stubbs also joined the excitement, jokingly asking if she should send her shoe size.
Gauff plans to debut the collection on the court soon—wearing the white-and-red outfit at the Italian Open in May, switching to the green-and-white look for the Berlin Open in June, and finally donning the red, white, and blue set for the Cincinnati tournament in August.
The full collection is scheduled for a global release on September 10 through Miu Miu’s website and select stores. That same day, Coco will host an exclusive event at Miu Miu’s flagship location in New York City. While prices haven’t been confirmed, similar items in past collaborations have reached upwards of $1,100.
Meanwhile, Gauff is preparing to compete at the Madrid Open. Though she started the season strong—going 9-0, leading Team USA at the United Cup, and reaching the Australian Open quarterfinals—her form has cooled, with only five wins in the past three months. Still, after a quarterfinal finish in Stuttgart, Gauff expressed renewed confidence.
Reflecting on her Stuttgart performance, she said it was a step forward from her previous tournament in Miami. Although Madrid hasn’t brought her deep runs in the past, she views it as a stepping stone to better results in Rome and Paris.
Now in her fifth appearance at the Madrid Open—where she previously reached the Round of 16 in 2022 and 2024—Coco is hoping to recapture her form and chase her first title in the Spanish capital.