Laila Hasanovic, Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend, is grappling with a serious dilemma

Copenhagen Fashion Week officially marked the end of the summer break for Laila Hasanovic, who returned to the runway this week to open Danish Fashion Week with OpéraSport. It was a grand return for the model, who is engaged to Jannik Sinner—one of Europe’s leading fashion figures, a 2019 Miss Universe Denmark finalist, and the star of international campaigns for major brands in the industry.

Her return to the runway comes at a special time for the couple. Jannik Sinner is set to fly to North America for the back-to-back tournaments in Cincinnati and the US Open, a crucial period of the season. Laila, on the other hand, is fully immersed in her professional commitments: Fashion Week, collaborations with major high-fashion brands, and upcoming campaigns. This scheduling conflict could lead the two to spend a few weeks apart—a situation they’ve faced before but one that’s becoming relevant again right now.

Sinner’s priority is preparing for the late-summer Grand Slam, while Laila must honor her commitments to the fashion houses she works with. For this reason, her presence in North America is not a given at the moment. She might join Jannik later on, perhaps during the U.S. Open, but everything will depend on her professional obligations.

Laila Hasanovic’s presence by Sinner’s side has been particularly significant throughout the season. The Danish model had already been in the stands during the Italian Open and was also in the stands at Wimbledon, where she witnessed her boyfriend’s second triumph on the English grass. The South Tyrolean’s fans now consider her a true good-luck charm, having seen her at other victorious tournaments as well.

The couple has already shown they know how to balance public attention with personal space, alternating moments together with periods when each pursues their own path. Once again, their choice seems to be heading in the same direction: each is focused on their work, with the possibility of reuniting once the U.S. Open begins.