How much does Aryna Sabalenka's US Open trophy photoshoot outfit cost? All you need to know about the stunning Casablanca dress

Aryna Sabalenka stunned in a red dress for her US Open trophy photoshoot. The Belarusian won her second Slam of the year in incredible fashion, defeating home favorite Jessica Pegula in the final.

The World No. 2 capped off her dominant fortnight with a title at Flushing Meadows. Pegula drew first blood and broke her serve in the third game but the Belarusian won four games on the trot to go 5-2 up. However, the American responded strongly by winning three games and drawing parity at 5-5. Sabalenka converted her fifth set point to win the set 7-5.

In the second set, the World No. 2 raced to a 3-0 lead but Pegula won five games consecutively and went 5-3 ahead. At 4-5, the American served for the set but got broken. Sabalenka converted her second championship point to win the match 7-5, 7-5.

This was her first title in New York. With this victory, Aryna Sabalenka completed a hardcourt Grand Slam sweep as she previously won the 2024 Australian Open.

For her US Open trophy photoshoot, the World No. 2 stunned in a red Casablanca side split column dress, costing $861 or €780. The dress was made of ruched viscose fabric and had a side sash with a diagonal back opening. The outfit was embellished with a gold-tone ‘C’ logo pin. The website describes the dress as:

"The sleeveless side split column dress is inspired by ancient Greece, and crafted from a crepe jersey fabric. Completed with this season's new Casablanca logo button in a column-style C, zip closure, a fitted bodice with a grown neck, and a tucked-sheath skirt with an asymmetric hemline and a thigh-high split."

Casablanca, the brand that Aryna Sabalenka chose for the big occasion, has a tennis influence in its color palette. It draws inspiration from the clay courts of Stade Roland Garros for its palette.

"Casablanca comes to life in a palette that simultaneously evokes the clay courts of Stade Roland Garros and the sunbaked terracotta of North Africa; accented with fresh tennis whites and pops of pastel," it says on the website.

It also prides itself on being a modern reimagining of the apres-sport aesthetic, drawing inspiration from French and Moroccan cultures.

"Casablanca is a modern reimagining of the timeless apres-sport aesthetic. It’s a combination that belies the rich dual heritage of Casablanca’s French-Moroccan founder, Charaf Tajer," the website adds.

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Aryna Sabalenka on winning US Open 2024 - "I'm just super proud of myself"

Aryna Sabalenka wins the US Open 2024 (Image: Getty)

Aryna Sabalenka was overwhelmed with emotions during her on-court interview as she recalled the tough losses she endured at the US Open. She also urged people to never give up on their dreams.

"You know everything I'm thinking, I remember all those stuff, losses in the past here and, and you know, just, it's gonna sound easy but never give up on your dream and just keep, keep trying, keep working hard," Aryna Sabalenka said.

She expressed pride in her achievement and added that everyone's dreams would come true if they put in the work.

"And, if you're really working hard and you're sacrificing everything for your dream, you're gonna get it one day. So I'm just, I'm just super proud of myself. I never say that. But really guys, I'm super proud of myself," she added.

Aryna Sabalenka achieved a rare feat as she became only the fifth woman in the Open Era to win two hardcourt Grand Slam titles in the same season, winning the Australian Open and the US Open.