By ushering in the democratization and subsequent everyday modification of tennis necklaces and bracelets, she has created, or at least capitalized on, a new way to buy and wear jewelry. For proof, just look at her personal style-focused Substack What I wore todaywho views Strahan—who on a typical day wears jeans, a T-shirt, a blazer, and a necklace made of lab-grown stones—as an ambassador for her own brand. “There’s a way to dress in just jewelry,” she says. But while she’s looking ahead to fall—“I love the Rivière necklace and the crewneck sweater”—it’s now the height of August in New York City. And while thousands of people attend the U.S. Open in their finest tennis whites and matching accessories, many will be wearing a tennis necklace. Our only question for them: “Is that Dorsey?”