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Serena Williams Looks Eye-Catching in Leopard Strapped Tight Dress Emphasizing Her Chic Figure in New Shoot
Tennis legend Serena Williams shows her sexy and fashionable side as she stuns in an eye-catching leopard strapped bodycon dress, accentuating her chic physique in a new snap.
Over the years and throughout her career, the 23-time Grand slam titleholder, Serena Williams, has proven to be the Queen of court, owing to her speed, agility, and commitment.
Recently, she channeled a bit of her energy to fashion, creating a clothing line that inspires and encourages women to be proud of their bodies.
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Serena Williams presents her fashion line during New York Fashion Week: The Shows on February 12, 2020 | Photo: Getty Images
Sometimes, the brand owner also acts as a model, rocking stylish pieces that put out her feminine beauty and bold features. Four days ago, Williams looked stunning in a low-neck, thin sleeve leopard print tight dress.
Undoubtedly, the body-hugging feature of the dress emphasized her killer body. Still, she brought on some model behavior by tilting her hips to one side in a pose while sitting, with legs crossed on a fur stool, and resting an arm against Victorian furniture, with stacks of books.
The elegant lady had her signature minimal makeup look, and a blonde wig to go with the pretty face and opted for natural and trimmed nails. Thousands of fans rushed to like the leopard emoji captioned snap and agreed that the celebrity looked mesmerizing.
SERENA'S HEALTH ISSUES AND UPDATE
The tennis champion is truly an Amazon worthy of the numerous praises sung to her by fans. She has experienced a few health challenges but chooses to remain strong and bold.
In 2018, after the birth of her only child, Olympian Ohanian Alexis, Williams suffered a pulmonary embolism. However, this did not deter her from attending the year's tennis tournament, which she won.
For the occasion, Williams opted for a customized Nike catsuit that made the headlines. She later explained that the fashion statement was not intended, but the outfit performed a few functions like help with her blood clotting and gave her the superhero feel of having triumphed after childbirth.
In June this year, the tennis guru resumed her quest for victory in the games but suffered a leg injury while playing against Aliaksandra Sasnovich, leaving her to withdraw from Wimbledon.
Since then, she has been consistent with her health updates. Two days ago, she shared a message telling fans that her body needs to heal. The update contained a strict observance of her doctor's advice. It read:
"Following the advice of my doctor… I have decided to withdraw from the US open to allow my body to heal completely from a torn hamstring."
Williams added a message of gratitude to her fans and confessed that even though they will not see her, she would be busy cheering other participants.
AN IMPRESSIVE ROLE MODEL
Being in the court doing what she does best and inspiring women to show their girl power through her career and fashion side are not the only things Williams is famous for.
She is also a refreshingly honest individual who shares her truth, so that many can learn from it. The tennis star who has been married to a businessman, Alexis Ohanian, for a few years explained that a union is not always bliss but can be if those involved work and let love lead.
While touching lives with her story, the mother of one tries to be an excellent parent who can build confidence in her mini-me. During an interview, she stated that she never truly appreciated her body until Olympia's arrival.
That was when she began recalling how her incredible bold and thick physique has contributed to her achievements. Now, the sports legend could not be any prouder, as she learned to fully embrace her body and roots, despite falling prey to critics.