Serena Williams cut an elegant figure as she attended Louis Vuitton’s star-studded Prelude to the Olympics event at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris on Thursday.
The 42-year-old tennis star looked sensational in a three-piece navy suit with a plunging waistcoat that revealed her black satin bra underneath.
Serena’s perfectly tailored ensemble featured white buttons and she draped the blazer casually over her shoulders.
She added extra height to her figure with a pair of pointed heels and carried her essentials in a quirky Louis Vuitton bag.
The stunner sported a radiant makeup palette for the bash and wore her long blonde hair in loose waves, completing the look with simple silver jewelry.
Serena Williams, 42, cut a chic figure as she attended Louis Vuitton’s star-studded Prelude to the Olympics event at the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris on Thursday.
The tennis star looked sensational in a navy three-piece suit with a plunging waistcoat that revealed her black satin bra underneath.
Earlier this month, Serena donned seven glamorous outfits to host her first awards show, the 2024 ESPY Awards, at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
“You might be wondering why I’m doing this,” the retired tennis champion said on stage.
‘The first thing I do is take advantage of any opportunity that gives me the chance to wear 16 outfits in three hours.’
Serena, who relies on stylist Kesha McLeod, stood out in a strapless pink minidress trimmed with ostrich feathers.
Makeup artist Sheika Daley completely contoured Williams’ complexion for the ABC broadcast, defining her brows, giving her a smoky eye, rosy cheeks and a glossy lip.
Stylist Angela Meadows designed seven different wigs for each look, which also came with different high heels.
The 12-time ESPY winner, who runs her own clothing, cosmetics and jewelry company, left little to the imagination in a black mesh sheath dress that revealed her panties beneath a waist-cinching corset.
Serena, who earned a degree in fashion design from the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, wore a red halterneck cocktail dress embellished with feathers and scale-shaped sequins.
Serena’s perfectly tailored ensemble featured white buttons and she draped the blazer casually over her shoulders.
She added extra height to her figure with a pair of pointed heels and carried her essentials in a quirky Louis Vuitton bag.
The stunner sported a radiant makeup palette for the bash and wore her long blonde locks in loose waves, completing the look with simple silver jewelry.
Inside the party, Serena chatted with her tennis partner Novak Djokovic (left) and film director Spike Lee (right).
Williams wore the dress as she posed with royal friends Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, after receiving the Pat Tillman Award in recognition of her service in the British Armed Forces and her work with the Invictus Games.
“Please, Harry and Meghan, try not to breathe too much tonight because this is my night and I don’t want to be overshadowed by the accusation that you’re consuming too much oxygen,” she joked during her monologue.
The In The Arena star-producer looked eccentric in a red leather double-breasted blazer dress, which featured huge shoulder pads.
Serena’s second blazer dress was black and had a silver feather draped over the shoulder down to the bodice.
Earlier this month, Serena donned seven glamorous outfits to host her first awards show, the 2024 ESPY Awards, at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
Williams was sporting that look when she joined her sister Venus Williams and Abbott Elementary star Quinta Brunson in shaming a recent Benedictine College commencement speaker for his misogynistic comments praising the wives of traditional working class workers.
“Enjoy women’s sports, they’re just like any other sport,” Venus began.
—Except you, Harrison Butker. We don’t need you, Serena mocked.
“Not at all… never,” Brunson added.
The 28-year-old Kansas City Chiefs kicker (whose mother is a clinical medical physicist) was sitting in the crowd, but the camera didn’t capture his reaction.
For her sixth look, the four-time Olympic gold medalist wore a leopard-print top with a shoulder-length train and fitted black trousers, pairing the look with black Steve Madden heels.