Her latest outfit is getting some real attention.
Bouchard’s on-air work has drawn plenty of praise since her debut alongside Jason Goodall. Fans have specifically pointed to her chemistry in the booth as a promising sign for her future in broadcasting.
That wasn’t the only thing generating buzz from her latest desk appearance, though.
A Red Leather Dress Stole The Spotlight

Bouchard shared photos from her ESPN desk setup outside Arthur Ashe Stadium, wearing a fitted red leather dress with a wrap-style front. “Desk got a little spicy,” she captioned the post, tagging both ESPN and the US Open in the process.
Fans flooded the replies almost immediately.
“I love this woman, she has the class that I dream of in a woman and the pure beauty is speechless, no more comment,” one fan wrote.
“Spicy but classy at the same time,” another user added.
“Red was already a dangerous colour… then you showed up in it,” a third fan wrote.
This Wasn’t Her First Outfit To Go Viral This Tournament

Bouchard’s US Open wardrobe has generated attention more than once this month. She previously turned heads in a curve-hugging floral dress during an earlier broadcast, prompting her to write on X that she “unfortunately” loves attention.
Fashion has followed Bouchard well beyond her broadcasting work, too. She’s appeared in multiple Sports Illustrated Swimsuit editions since retiring from tennis, and older photos from those shoots still circulate online whenever fans rediscover them.
Bouchard officially stepped away from professional tennis in 2025, closing out her career at the National Bank Open in her hometown of Montreal. She reached a career-high ranking of World No. 5 back in 2014, the same year she became the first Canadian to reach a Grand Slam singles final at Wimbledon.
These days, Bouchard splits her time between broadcasting and professional pickleball, building a media presence that seems to be growing alongside her on-court legacy. Based on the reaction to her latest outfit, ESPN’s audience appears fully on board with her new chapter.