Jannik Sinner's girlfriend Laila Hasanovic reveals her favorite summer outfit and dream vacation choice

Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend Laila Hasanovic recently gave fans a fun look into her personality while promoting her new summer campaign. While Sinner continues preparing for Wimbledon after his disappointing French Open exit, Hasanovic has been busy with work commitments and fashion projects of her own.

The Danish model appeared in a lighthearted “this or that” video for her upcoming campaign, “SUMMER STORIES ARCHIPELAGO.” During the segment, she answered several quick questions while getting her makeup done. Hasanovic revealed that she prefers music over podcasts and likes mini skirts more than long skirts.One question focused on her favorite summer fashion item. Smiling at the camera, Hasanovic gave a simple answer.

“During summer it would be a cute bikini.” She was also asked about her favorite summer destination. After thinking for a moment, Hasanovic explained that she enjoys a simple getaway close to nature.“Oh there are so many places. Honestly, a Scandi summer in a cabin house can do a lot if the weather is good.” The model was not regularly seen at the 2026 French Open because of her busy professional schedule. Meanwhile, Jannik Sinner was competing in Paris as he chased what would have been his first French Open title.

Laila Hasanovic shares summer favorites as John McEnroe backs Jannik Sinner to bounce back after Roland Garros setback

Laila Hasanovic and Jannik Sinner were first linked in May 2025 when she was spotted in the Italian star’s player box during the French Open. Interest around the pair grew later that year at the US Open after fans noticed Hasanovic appearing on Sinner’s phone wallpaper. The couple eventually confirmed their relationship in October 2025. While Hasanovic has been focused on work, Sinner has been receiving support following his early exit from the 2026 French Open.Speaking to Italian newspaper La Stampa, former World No. 1 John McEnroe compared Sinner’s difficult situation to Superman losing his powers. “It’s like Superman was hit by kryptonite, it’s not fun to play in that state. I was lucky enough not to suffer from cramps, at least when I played: now it always happens to me and it’s a terrible feeling.”McEnroe also said he felt sorry for Sinner and believes the Italian still has everything needed to compete for major titles. The American expects the four-time Grand Slam champion to recover well and be among the strongest contenders at Wimbledon.Sinner is currently taking time away from competition and is not scheduled to play any tournaments before Wimbledon. His team is focusing on recovery and preparation as he looks to defend the title he won in 2025.