She has been known to make a fashion statement on the tennis court.
And Serena Williams wowed in a form fitting mesh ensemble as she hit the runway during the Off-White Autumn/Winter 2022 show on Monday.
The professional athlete, 40, showed off her incredible physique in a high neck long sleeved top with ruched leggings and a midi dress layered over.
Fashionista: Serena Williams, 40, showed off her incredible physique in a striking mesh ensemble as she hit the runway for Off-White’s Paris Fashion Week show on Monday
The navy racerback style dress gave a glimpse of the printed top and leggings as it cut off at her knee.
Serena is well versed on the runway having strutted her stuff for her own fashion brand in the past.
She oozed confidence in the striking piece as she donned a pair of heeled shoes and beaded earrings to complete her look.
Stylish: The navy racerback style dress gave a glimpse of the all over printed top and leggings
Stunning: She oozed confidence in the striking piece as she donned a pair of heeled shoes and beaded earrings to complete her look
Serena arrived at the event in a cream vest top and black cargo trousers as she layered over a bright blue suede padded jacket with Nike trainers.
The runway show marks Off-White’s first since the brand’s founder Virgil Abloh passed away last November.
The tennis star was once credited as being the fashion designer’s ‘muse’ as the pair previously worked together for a collaboration with Nike.
Casual: Serena arrived at the event in a cream vest top and black cargo trousers as she layered over a bright blue suede padded jacket with Nike trainers
Tribute: The runway show marks Off-White’s first since the brand’s founder Virgil Abloh passed away last November, Serena added: ‘Virgil meant so much to me’
Taking to Instagram she penned: ‘I had an unbelievable time walking in the @off____white show … Virgil meant so much to me, and to walk in a collection that he was still a part of was something I could not miss.
‘Thank you for the opportunity. I am so grateful to show love to my friend.’
Virgil, who made history as Louis Vuitton’s first black artistic director, died at age 41 following a secret years-long battle with cancer.
The fashion prodigy, a married father of two, had been privately battling a rare form of the disease called cardiac angiosarcoma. He was diagnosed with the condition in 2019.
‘I am so grateful to show love to my friend’: Virgil, who made history as Louis Vuitton’s first black artistic director, died aged 41 following a secret years-long battle with cancer
