Tommy Paul's Causes Stir With 'Perfect' French Open Outfit
Tommy Paul's fiancée, Paige Lorenze, seems to be embracing the heat in Paris this week.
Paul's clay court season has been a mixed bag to say the least. After winning the title in Houston, he suffered early exits at the Madrid Open and Italian Open. He then bounced back by reaching the final in Hamburg, defeating Alex De Minaur, Daniel Altmaier and Tomas Etcheverry during that run.
Now, Paul is hoping to make a deep run in Roland Garros for the second year in a row. He reached the quarterfinals during the 2025 French Open before being quickly dispatched by Carlos Alcaraz.
Prior to Paul's second-round match on Wednesday afternoon, Lorenze went viral on Instagram due to her all-white outfit at Roland Garros.
"Paris looks good on you,"
"Tennis perfection," a second person wrote.
"You get more perfect every day, how do you do it?" another Instagram follower asked.
Who is Paige Lorenze?
In addition to being a popular influencer on social media, Lorenze has developed into quite the businesswoman.
Lorenze is the founder of a lifestyle brand called Dairy Boy, which is supposed to be a celebration of her "connection to Vermont, her love for farms, appreciation for sustainable family traditions." Her brand currently has over 346,000 followers on Instagram.
"I just really loved dairy. I felt like that was rebellious a few years ago, to be ordering whole milk in your coffee. And whenever I talked about that, it really resonated with people because I think that there's something nostalgic about even a bowl of cereal or whole milk in general, for a lot of people. It sort of just happened, and I wasn't expecting that to be the name, per se. That wasn't a plan," Lorenze told ELLE. "It was honestly more like this conversation I was having with my audience, and then it was born. It's really cool that the name came from my community as well."
If we had to guess, there's a good chance Lorenze will show off her Dairy Boy merch during the French Open.
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This story was originally published May 27, 2026 at 7:46 AM.