Four-time Olympic gold medalist Serena Williams is making waves at the 2024 Olympics with her impeccable style, not her tennis prowess.

The tennis legend, who resides in Paris, attended a July 25 event on the eve of the Opening Ceremony, dressed to the nines in Louis Vuitton, exuding elegance and sophistication as she mingled with fellow athletes.

Serena took to social media to share her stunning look, showcasing her champagne-golden locks styled by Angela Meadow Salon. She wore a Parfait wig that cascaded over the lapel of her sleek midnight black three-piece suit. Pharrell Williams, the brand’s men’s creative director, styled the look to perfection, complementing it with a smart blue and green Louis Vuitton clutch.

Alongside the images, Serena captioned, “Let the games begin,” setting the tone for the festive event.

Her glam squad ensured she looked flawless, with a makeup artist from the Adjinaya Make Up studio creating a stunning look using Serena’s own cosmetics brand, Wyn.

The makeup was a major hit among her 17.2 million followers, who couldn’t stop raving about the look.

One fan commented, “The makeup is on point,” while another declared, “The glam team is killing it.” A third surprised fan wrote, “Who is that? Who? No way! SERENA WILLIAMS looking that good! Well, damn!”

Fans were particularly impressed with her makeup, with many affirming she “slayed the game.”

Comments like “Love to see you serving us with these looks, ma’am!” and “Mother is serving!! STUNNING!!” filled her post, a departure from many of her past comments that have criticized the athlete for not having a polished look.

The buzz around her appearance didn’t stop with her fans.

At the Fondation Louis Vuitton, where a special event titled “Prelude to the Olympics in Paris” was held on Thursday, Serena stood out among other high-profile guests like Queen Latifah, Tyla, Angel Reese, Charlize Theron, and Zendaya, according to WWD.

The event celebrated the Olympics, and Serena’s choice to wear a French legacy brand was fitting, given the location and occasion.

Earlier in the day, Serena was seen with her family, including her husband, Alexis Ohanian, and their older daughter Olympia. The family walked the red carpet, capturing the hearts of everyone in attendance.

Olympia, only 6 years old, charmed a reporter with her excitement about the games, stating that she was looking forward to seeing track and tennis.

Serena and Alexis proudly smiled, acknowledging their daughter’s enthusiasm and precocious wit.

In one interview with NBC, Serena expressed a mix of excitement and a little envy about the Olympics being held in Paris.

She mentioned how incredible it is for Paris to host the international competition, adding, “I don’t know if it’s fun or if I’m a little jealous,” before hearkening back to some of her own Olympic experiences, particularly the London-Wimbledon combination.

The next day, Serena participated in the Opening Ceremony — at one point carrying the Olympic torch — dressed in a vibrant red dress to kick off the activities and shut it down just as heavily.

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Serena’s Olympic legacy is nothing short of remarkable.

She first appeared at the 2000 Sydney Games, setting the stage for an illustrious Olympic career. She participated at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the 2012 London Olympics, and the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.

Over those appearances, she has amassed four gold medals: one in singles at the 2012 London Games and three in doubles with her sister Venus Williams (2000, 2008, 2012). Her achievements solidify her status as one of the greatest athletes in sports history.

This year, Serena will enjoy the festivities from the sidelines. But don’t think she won’t be a headline. Her presence at the Opening Ceremony not only highlighted her fashion sense but also reminded the world of her enduring influence both on and off the court.