While Italian tennis star Jannik Sinner remains focused on his bid for the Australian Open three-peat, his girlfriend Laila Hasanovic turned heads back home in Denmark.
The Danish model attended Copenhagen Fashion Week, held in collaboration with Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, and shared elegant snapshots from the event online. She also walked the runway for Opéra Sport as part of the same fashion show.
Amid Jannik Sinner’s Australian Open Run, Girlfriend Laila Hasanovic Exudes Grace During Copenhagen Fashion Week
Sinner and Hasanovic’s relationship emerged quietly, with early signs appearing in mid-2025 as fans picked up on shared travel stops during the summer hard-court swing. Despite growing speculation, the pair chose to remain private, in line with Sinner’s long-standing approach of keeping his personal life separate from the tour.
Their relationship came into focus during the Vienna Open in October 2025, when Sinner publicly acknowledged Hasanovic following his title triumph. From that point on, she has often been seen courtside at major events, quietly supporting the Italian star.
As Sinner advances at the Australian Open, his Danish girlfriend Hasanović is making waves at the Copenhagen Fashion Week. The model, who often shares glimpses of her life in fashion online, remained fully engaged throughout the event.
The 2019 Danish Miss Universe finalist radiated elegance in a beige double-breasted trench coat, with oversized lapels adding a refined touch, while a chic black purse completed the look.
On her Instagram story, she shared a series of snapshots: in one, she posed gracefully in the trench, and in another, she sported an oversized black-and-white diamond-motif turtleneck paired with a black leather mini skirt.
Hasanović also took to the runway for Opéra Sport, wearing a black blazer left open to reveal a cropped bralette, paired with matching wide-leg pants that flowed gracefully and gathered at the ankles, completing her striking ensemble.
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While in Denmark, Hasanović is likely following her boyfriend’s bid for a rare Australian Open three-peat in Melbourne. Undefeated at the tournament since 2024, Sinner remains determined to extend that streak in 2026, having powered past Hugo Gaston, James Duckworth, Eliot Spizzirri, Luciano Darderi, and American star Ben Shelton in the quarterfinals to reach the semifinals.
Next up, Sinner is slated to face 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic in what will be their 11th meeting on tour. The Italian heads into the clash with confidence, holding a 6–4 head-to-head edge and having won their last five encounters. In fact, as per PFSN’s exclusive simulator, the Italian has 76% chances to reach the final.
