Serena Williams flaunted her stunning figure as she posed in a skintight blue velvet gown from her S By Serena brand on Thursday.
The striking portrait appeared on the 41-year-old tennis star’s Instagram page, where she humorously captioned: “I’ll never take this dress off.”
Serena previously hinted that she would step away from tennis earlier this year, but clarified in October that she is “not retired” from the sport.
Wow! Serena Williams, 41, stunned in a vibrant blue dress she wore to promote her brand, S By Serena, in a new Instagram post shared Thursday.
The mother-of-one could be seen posing seductively as she casually leaned back on the back of a white sofa against a plain white backdrop.
She modeled a vibrant blue long-sleeved dress with a wrap skirt from her latest collection titled Sincerely, You.
The figure-hugging gown, which also comes in red, can be purchased for $125, according to the S By Serena website.
Serena opted to don a pair of silver slingback heels that matched perfectly with the silver necklace, bracelet, and hoop earrings she wore to complement her ensemble.
Talented: In addition to her professional career as a tennis player, the star has also immersed herself in other industries, such as fashion; seen in november in washington dc
In the chic snap, Serena’s locks were parted to the side and effortlessly flowed past her shoulders in sleek curls.
Her makeup was done in a classic fashion, consisting of a layer of black mascara, blush, and contour to accentuate her cheekbones, along with nude lipstick.
The tennis star officially launched her clothing brand in 2018 and also started her own jewelry brand called Serena Williams Jewelry.
Showing off a collection from her clothing line during New York Fashion Week last year, Serena told Unbothered magazine that “it’s nice to be able to focus on other things, because I’ve been focused on tennis for literally the whole my life’, according to Refinery 29.
She also explained that she wanted women to feel “confident” and “awesome” wearing her clothes. “Sometimes if you just have that magical outfit, or that magical dress, it helps you feel better.”
Other Endeavors: The tennis star officially launched her clothing brand in 2018 and also started her own jewelry brand called Serena Williams Jewelry.
Passion: Serena expressed in a Vogue essay published in August that “I don’t want this to end, but at the same time I’m ready for what’s next,” while discussing her future in tennis; seen in september in new york
Earlier in August of this year, the beauty spoke about the possibility of walking away from her tennis career with a fashion essay.
“I don’t want it to end, but at the same time I’m ready for what’s next,” Serena had expressed, gushing that tennis, “has given me so much.” I love winning. I love battle. I love to entertain.
‘All my life, until now, has been tennis. My dad says that I picked up a racket for the first time when he was three years old, but I think it was even earlier, ”he recalled.
During the course of her successful career, Serena also married businessman Alexis Ohanian in 2017 and welcomed a daughter the same year, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr.
The talented star also revealed to the fashion publication that she “never thought” about having children, but with her five-year-old daughter, she is an “incredibly hands-on mom.”
Family life: Serena shares her five-year-old daughter, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr., with her husband, Alexia Ohanian
Happy: Over the course of her successful career, Serena also married businessman Alexis Ohanian in 2017 and welcomed a daughter the same year, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr.
Although Serena had told Vogue that she had planned to walk away from tennis, she declared at the TechCrunch Disrupt panel in San Francisco in October that “I’m not retired.”
“The chances of him coming back are very high,” the athlete informed the audience, according to The San Francisco standard.
Serena had competed in early September during the 2022 US Open, where she had lost to Ajla Tomljanovic.
‘I have never liked the word retirement. It doesn’t sound like a modern word to me,” the working mother explained to Vogue, stating that she was seeing the changes in her life as a “transition”.
Possible return: Although Serena had expressed that she had planned to evolve away from tennis, she revealed at the TechCrunch Disrupt panel in San Francisco in October that “I’m not retired.”