Belinda Bencic is in Toronto, preparing to launch her 2026 National Bank Open campaign, and Asics has unveiled a brand-new outfit for the occasion—the Fall Match Jacquard Dress in dark aubergine. Judging by the early reactions on social media, fans are loving the new look.
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The brand accompanied the promotional photos with a Canadian flag emoji, indicating that Bencic will debut the dress as she starts the North American swing at the National Bank Open, while also using the hashtag #NewYorkCollection, suggesting that the Swiss will wear the same design at the US Open.

We’ve spotted Bencic around the grounds at the Canadian Open, heading to practice with her toddler daughter Bella always by her side. While the 2025 Toronto champion has been training in Asics training apparel, she’s expected to switch to the new dress for match play. The V-neck design features a subtle mesh insert and a breathable jacquard fabric with a wiggly textured pattern. It also includes a flouncy skirt and a racerback silhouette with a mesh back panel.

Completing the look are the Asics SOLUTION SPEED™ FF 4 shoes in a matching mauve colorway, paired with the Fall Performance Visor in the bubblegum shade.
Bencic’s WTA colleague and fellow Olympic gold medalist Monica Puig was among the first to react to the new outfit, commenting, “Love this color!” Fans quickly echoed the sentiment, with responses such as “The kit is 🔥,” “Gorgeous 🔥🔥👏👏,” “This one looks amazing,” and “Great fit,” among many other positive reactions.
You can now shop the new Asics collection at both Tennis Warehouse USA and Tennis Warehouse Europe.
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