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'C'mon queen!': Osaka wows Wimbledon crowd with kimono inspired by 'Kill Bill'

Naomi Osaka is drawing attention at Wimbledon for a custom, kimono-inspired outfit referencing the film 'Kill Bill'.

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📍 How it ended

Naomi Osaka wore a custom, all-white kimono-inspired outfit at Wimbledon that referenced Japanese ceremonial dress and the film Kill Bill. She debuted the look before achieving an opening victory.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Naomi Osaka appeared at Wimbledon wearing a custom outfit inspired by a Japanese ceremonial dress. The ensemble, which references the movie 'Kill Bill', received a positive response from the crowd.

Coverage from AP News, People.com, The Guardian, and WTA Tennis emphasizes the visual impact of the kimono-inspired attire and the crowd's enthusiastic reaction. Future coverage is likely to focus on the reception of Osaka's fashion choices as she progresses through the tournament.

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Quick answers

What inspired Naomi Osaka's Wimbledon outfit?

The outfit was inspired by a Japanese ceremonial dress and the movie 'Kill Bill'.

How did the crowd react to the look?

According to AP News and The Guardian, Osaka wowed the Wimbledon crowd.

Who reported on this trend?

The trend was covered by AP News, People.com, The Guardian, and WTA Tennis.

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Naomi Osaka Wimbledon Kill Bill Fashion

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