Venus Williams models sporty Lacoste outfits during fun photoshoot on tennis courts and streets of New York

Venus Williams stood out in the fashion department Thursday as she modeled Lacoste suits during a photo shoot in New York City.

The 43-year-old tennis champion modeled outfits on the tennis courts before hitting the streets for more photos.

Venus, while on court, wore a pink and white short-sleeved Lacoste top along with a pleated white skirt.

She completed her sporty look with white knee-highs with red trim and white tennis shoes.

Venus had dark hair parted down the middle and tied back in a long ponytail.

He also joined other models on the court wearing green and white Lacoste sweatshirts that featured the letter L on the front and 1993, when the French brand was founded by tennis player René Lacoste.

Venus, while filming the campaign on the streets, wore a burgundy and tan horizontally striped long-sleeved T-shirt along with matching micro shorts.

The look also included red Lacoste knee-high socks and white sneakers and Venus also covered up in a matching jacket.

Venus smiled with her arms crossed as she looked at a feedback monitor.

Serena Williams’ younger sister, 41, appeared to be having fun while working while smiling as she interacted with the equipment.

Venus began her 30th year on the WTA Tour in January after receiving a wild card into the Auckland Open main draw and won her first round match.

She lost in the first round at the Rosmalen Grass Court Championships to 17-year-old Céline Naef and won her first match at 43 when she beat 31-year-old Camilla Giorgi in three sets at the 2023 Birmingham Classic.

Venus earlier this month lost in the first round of Wimbledon against Elina Svitolina, 6-4, 6-3, after her comeback was ruined after she was injured during a nasty fall early in the match.

Street photo shoot: The 43-year-old tennis champion wore a burgundy and tan horizontally striped long-sleeved top paired with matching micro shorts.

Sporty Look: The look also included red Lacoste knee-high socks and white sneakers.

Covered: It was covered with a matching jacket.

Good times: Venus beaming while modeling on the streets of New York City

High socks: The tennis star also wore knee-high socks

‘The grass is going to be inherently slippery. You are going to fall at some point. It was just bad luck for me,” the former world number one told reporters later.

‘I started the game perfectly. I was literally killing it, then the weed killed me.

Venus, whose last Wimbledon title came in 2008 against her sister Serena, won the first two games but appeared to be in serious trouble in the next when her bandaged right knee buckled under her as she moved to intercept a volley.

The Center Court crowd winced as she collapsed to the grass, but after she staggered back to her chair and received treatment, the old warrior spirit kicked in and she fought on.

Venus, who also won the title in 2000, 2001, 2005 and 2007, went down hard, unleashing some thunderous blows to win back two games and hint at a comeback. She stormed away, waving what might have been a last goodbye to the crowd.

When asked if she had considered retiring after her slip, Venus said her only thought had been to try to find a way to win.

“Try to fight to live another day,” he said.

Pink power: On the court, Venus wore a pink and white top

Striking pose: Venus struck poses on the tennis court

Group photo: She also joined other models on the court while wearing a green and white Lacoste tracksuit.

French origins: the outfits featured the letter L on the front and 1993, when tennis player René Lacoste founded the French brand.

Early exit: Venus earlier this month lost in the first round of Wimbledon after injuring herself during a nasty fall early in the match.

Venus and Serena were trained by their father Richard Williams, who was played by Will Smith in the 2021 biopic King Richard.

Will, 54, won an Oscar for his work on the film, which was also nominated for Best Picture.

The 94th Academy Awards were marred when Will slapped host Chris Rock after the comedian made a joke about the actor’s wife, Jada Pinkett Smith.

As a result, Will was banned from the Oscars for 10 years.