Serena Williams Poses in a Gorgeous Blue Dress and She’s Not Taking it Off

Published: December 16, 2022 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO

 

Like many celebrities, Serena Williams likes to pose in new dresses.

While promoting a piece from her clothing brand, S By Serena, Williams took it as an opportunity to embrace the winter hues by donning this gorgeous, royal blue velvet dress to strike a pose in an Instagram photo. The figure-hugging dress which also feature a turtleneck and long sleeves was completed with open-toed silver heels, a pair of shoes that complemented her silver necklace, and long bouncing curls. 

 

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Sharing the stunning snapshot on social media, the 41-year-old tennis star appeared to fall hard for the ruched clingy number. “I’m never taking this dress off 💙” she jokingly captioned the look on social media.

Williams has been busy promoting her newly launched wellness brand. Last week she announced the new venture, Will Perform, a performance care essential for pain relief and muscle care that she said has been in the making for years.

“This day has been years in the making, and I am super excited to be launching my new brand WILL PERFORM!!!,” the star captioned a campaign video of the new pain reliever.

 

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“Recovery has been such an important part of my career and my life — especially as a mom — so I can’t wait for you all to experience the recovery collection that I curated.”

Williams, who’s been considered among the greatest tennis players of all time, reflected back on her active days on the tennis court and pointing the lack of such wellness essential at the time. “I remember being at the French Open and using a product and thinking, ‘I’m too young to be using this product.’ Literally, that was one of my thoughts. And I was like, ‘OK, there has to be something better,’” she told WWD.

“The category felt solely focused on if you’re injured or older…which, of course, are real needs. But there is a much bigger opportunity. So, I wanted to create something that I could’ve seen myself and really anyone benefiting from.”