Naomi Osaka is one of the most prominent figures in women’s tennis. The Grand Slam winner has come into the spotlight after breaking onto the scene at a young age. However, she has taken her time off the WTA Tour after struggling with various issues.

The Japanese star has withdrawn from various events on Tour citing mental health issues. After reaching the World No. 1 ranking, Osaka has fallen off the grid after continued struggles on and off the court.

Osaka joins Dazed for an exciting photoshoot

The 4-time Grand Slam winner collaborated with magazine Dazed, sporting a black and red dress as part of the shoot. Osaka also thanked the magazine for this unique opportunity. Her caption on Instagram read, “I’ve always wanted to do a fashion centered shoot that incorporated my different cultures and to see it come to life is beyond cool. Thank you for letting me do this, it was so fun and the hours flew by so quick.”

Osaka looked amazing, sporting a unique pair of shoes alongside a different set of makeup. In another shoot, she sports a red and white shirt of Nike, looking more like herself on court. This is the first time Osaka is featuring on the cover of Dazed magazine.

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Moreover, she was also seen in a bright green wig and a unique wardrobe change. Osaka has been the poster girl for women’s tennis in recent years after her stunning success.

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Osaka talks about her incredible rise on Tour

Since making her debut at a young age, the Japanese star has been ever-present among the best on Tour. She said, “It was when I beat Sam Stosur, who had won the US Open, I was only 16 and ranked outside the top 400, so it was a shock result to some. To me, that was probably when I realised I could have a really good career.”

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Osaka has fallen to No. 38, but reached the final in Miami this season losing to current No. 1 Iga Swiatek. She will hope to return after the clay swing for the second half of the season. With the US Open in August, Osaka will look to make her comeback to the Tour as soon as possible.