Serena Williams turned heads at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar party, stunning fans with her captivating black dress by the American fashion label 'Off-White.'
The renowned tennis star was among the glittering array of celebrities who attended the ultimate Oscars after-party on Sunday, March 10, celebrating its 30th anniversary. The event lived up to its reputation, attracting "winners, icons, hitters, rising stars, and billionaires" from various industries, including LeBron James, Jeff Bezos, John Legend, and the Kardashian-Jenner family.
Joining Williams at the event from the tennis world were Roger Federer, John McEnroe, and Ana Ivanovic.
Williams dazzled the crowd with her black, red, and white dress, complete with sleeves, earning plenty of compliments online for her impeccable look.
Fans couldn't help but praise her dress, her blonde hair, and the striking red opal ring on her right hand.
"Now this is perfect everything is melded together and she’s looking GEWDT," one fan exclaimed.
" 10/10 look here for my sister," another fan commented.
"Now this is perfect, everything is melded together and she’s looking GEWDT," wrote one more fan.
Others joked about her flawless makeup, saying, "She should keep that makeup artist. She looks finger-licking good."
Serena Williams has long been recognized not only as one of the greatest tennis players but also as a style icon on and off the court.
Throughout her career, she's rocked memorable outfits like her tutu-style skirt and pink and white ensemble at the WTA Tour Championships Tournament in 2004, the pink leopard-print dress during the US Open in 2014, and the controversial Nike catsuit at the French Open in 2018.
In November 2023, Williams received further recognition for her fashion sense when she was named a "fashion icon" by the Council of Fashion Designers of America, becoming the first athlete to receive the honor.
During her acceptance speech, she reflected on her journey with fashion, expressing how she used it to stand out on the tennis court.
"I explored fashion and style as a way to distinguish myself," Williams shared. "In many ways, the tennis courts became my runway."
Williams, who studied fashion during her playing career, successfully launched her clothing line 'S' in 2018, further solidifying her impact on the fashion world.