Serena Williams: 'I take Olympia everywhere, hope to have more children'
by LUIGI GATTO | VIEW 12112
In an interview to People Serena Williams spoke about her off court plans. The American player is focused on doing her job as a stylist as best as possible. Serena said: “I want to design a line of babywear inspired by my daughter.
I take her everywhere, and I hope to have more children. When I do something one day, it is 100 per cent. Then when I am done, I am done and on to the next thing! I live and breathe fashion in the tennis off-season, but no matter what else I do, I am always a mom and I love every minute of it”.
Williams added: “I am inspired by pop culture and creativity, and I like to make a power statement. I like to stand out. I want to be seen and be heard, and that is my design inspiration. My personal style is that I like both trends and classic looks, so I put them together… I bring trendy with classic silhouettes”.
"I was back there telling people, you know, ‘just be more natural, give me more energy’ and I’m like, ‘wait, am I a director now?’ She’s definitely more opinionated now. But she’s learning boundaries.
She’s learning rules. I design most of the stuff that I wear on the court. I went to fashion school somewhere in between winning Wimbledon and U.S. Open, so this is something that I actually know about”. On Meghan Markle, Williams concluded: “We have a lot of really good pieces for her. I don’t ever pressure her to wear it, I just want her to look comfortable and look great”.