The world's top-ranked player took to Instagram to share a brief clip, dancing in her new orange, pink, and black Nike outfit, prompting a flood of "so gorgeous" compliments from her fanbase.
Aryna Sabalenka gives fans a glimpse of her Australia Open kit
Sabalenka wiggles her hips as fans get look at new design
The tennis star is currently gearing up for the season's opening Grand Slam, where she aims to secure a third championship in four years following her consecutive victories in 2023 and 2024.
Her quest for a "three-peat" in Melbourne was halted by Madison Keys in last year's final, but she has been fine-tuning her game for the upcoming tournament at the Brisbane International.
In a statement of intent, Sabalenka recently dispatched the defending champion Keys to secure a semifinal berth in Brisbane, sending a clear message to her competitors ahead of the Australian Open.
Between her scheduled matches, she took a moment to debut her latest on-court fashion, much to the delight of her enthusiastic followers.
Accompanying the video, she captioned: "A little commotion for my @australianopen kit… inspired by the surf."
"Finally! We’ve been waiting for more on-court style from Aryna!" one supporter commented.
"It looks incredible, Aryna—you are a stunning queen," another fan remarked.
An admirer added: "I'm obsessed! I absolutely need one."
A fourth fan echoed the sentiment, simply stating: "We love it."
Sabalenka will be hoping the new on court look will give her the edge when the Aussie Open kicks off on January 18.
Following her dominant 6-3, 6-3 victory over Keys in Brisbane—her third straight-sets win to open the year—Sabalenka reflected on her mindset. "Losing to her in Australia previously was definitely a huge motivator to go out and claim this win," she noted.
"However, I don't dwell on the past or focus on previous encounters.
"I treat every game as a fresh start. Regardless of history, my goal is simply to step onto the court and deliver my highest level of tennis."
If Sabalenka successfully reaches the final in Melbourne, she will compete for the trophy on January 31.
To reach that championship match, she must first fight her way through six challenging rounds of competition.
