Serena Williams is undoubtedly a style star.
From sparkly gowns to silky ensembles, Williams never fails to dazzle Us on the red carpet. At the 2024 Met Gala, she shined in a gold gown by Balenciaga. The number featured a one-shoulder neckline, a fitted bodice and a ruched skirt complete with a train.
Williams elevated the getup with black gloves, dark tights and pointed-toe heels. The retired tennis pro added even more sparkle to her outfit with a shimmery headpiece, a gold watch and an oversized ring.
Besides gowns, Williams is also known to rock mini dresses on the red carpet. While attending her documentary, In the Arena: Serena Williams, premiere, she stunned in a balletcore look from Dolce & Gabbana. She paired the corset top and pleated skirt with strappy sandals and a diamond necklace.
Keep scrolling to see all of Williams best red carpet looks through the years:
July 2024
Williams stunned in a little black dress while attending the 2024 Essence Black Women in Business Dinner in New Orleans. She teamed the look with a pearl necklace and nude heels.
June 2024
The tennis pro looked like a ballerina in a pastel pink Dolce & Gabbana corset top and frilly skirt at the In the Arena: Serena Williams premiere in New York City.
May 2024
She was a gold goddess in a reflective Balenciaga gown featuring a one-shoulder design and black gloves at the Met Gala in New York City.
March 2024
Williams beamed in an Off-White beaded gown at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Beverly Hills.
November 2023
She dazzled in a sequin Thom Browne gown featuring thick straps and a shimmery shawl at the CFDA Fashion Awards.
May 2023
Williams rocked a Gucci frock at the Met Gala, featuring sheer sleeves and a plunging neckline. She elevated the piece with strings of pearl necklaces and a matching headband.
July 2022
Williams slayed a hot pink Gucci minidress complete with a black tie at the Thor: Love and Thunder premiere in London.
September 2021
She commanded attention in a silver catsuit and pink feathered cape from Gucci at the Met Gala.
