Tennis icon Venus Williams is classy with her new outfit! WATCH

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Venus Williams charmed attendees at the Chloe Womenswear Spring/Summer 2024 show during Paris Fashion Week, with a truly lovely and elegant outfit. During the Chloe show, the legendary North American tennis player wore an ivory lace midi dress with a high neck and long sleeves, embellished buckle sandals with elegant gold metallic heels, a black coat over her shoulders and sensationally oversized sunglasses.

Venus participated as a guest in the fashion show, together with many other stars, but standing out above all thanks to her innate grace.

Here is the photo shared on X by @GQSports account:

.@Venuseswilliams at the Chloé Spring/Summer ’24 show at #ParisFashionWeek pic.twitter.com/CIDtDx12UI — GQ Sports (@GQSports) September 29, 2023

Before Paris, Venus was present at a Lacoste event in New York, where the ninetieth anniversary of the birth of the iconic crocodile brand, founded by the legendary French tennis player René Lacoste, was celebrated.

For the occasion, Venus came back to the court to give tennis lessons to K-Pop Jeon Somi. Venus Williams is Lacoste's global brand ambassador in 2022, and she unveiled two renovated tennis courts in the Bronx with Jeon Somi.

Venus gave tennis lessons to the K-Pop star: on the other hand, Jeon Somi gave Venus Williams her latest album, Game Plan.

Venus in New York

We recall Venus Williams was defeated in the first round of the 2023 US Open.

The American spoke at the press conference explaining her feelings: "First of all I have to say, I absolutely want to give credit to my opponent.

I had no chance against her today, even when I used my best shots she was able to stop them and respond with winners or spin shots.

I honestly don't think I played badly, I just think it was one of those days where you're just unlucky.

It's true, I had minimal preparation for this match but I don't think it influenced the match. In some sections my leg movement wasn't effective and on the backhand I was lacking, but despite all these things I just have to give her credit.

Honestly she was incredible and maybe if she could play with this continuity she could deserve to be in the top 10 or even number one. She could even win a Grand Slam tournament at this level."