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They say you're supposed to dress up for a flight, but we've never looked quite this good while traveling.
Serena Williams just opted for a bright, watermelon color scheme with her latest outfit and we can't get enough. The 39-year-old tennis player shared the formalwear on her Instagram, saying, "Pro-tip: find yourself a carry-on that comes with no baggage. @away luggage. [heart emoji]."
In the photo, Williams sits and shows off a lime green, two-piece suit along with a pair of hot pink pumps. Although the tennis pro didn't tag any designers, we're guessing those heels are courtesy of her campaign collaborator Stuart Weitzman. You can get a pair of their Peonia hot pink Anny pumps on sale for $159 here.
Along with some neon chic, Williams displayed sleek luggage from her one of her other collaboraters: Away. The athlete is seen resting her arm on the handle of an Aluminum Edition carry-on in silver, that is currently running for $475.
She partnered with the luggage designer back in February of 2020, and although the past year has meant less travel for everyone, she was seen using one of their suitcases just a couple of months ago on Instagram, where she said, "Taken the other day arriving in Melbourne. So much love for this place. P.S. I think the light swirl design is my favorite from my latest collection with @away #awaypartner."
Even though she was trying to promote the luggage in her most recent post, it was Williams's outfit that caught everyone's attention. Miles Chamley-Watson said, "Fresh sis!" One user commented, "You know what let me get my coffee first before I see you serving these looks HUNNNY!!!! Yasss."
Williams knows how to do anything in style.
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