Serena Williams has been making statements with her outfits, ever since she was banned from wearing a bodysuit while playing in French Open. Serena Williams had worn a Black Panther-inspired catsuit that made her feel like "warrior princess" from Wakanda. But the attire failed to impress the authorities and was banned for future French Open tournaments. However, Williams known to be extremely outspoken, gave a fitting reply by wearing a tutu skirt for the next tournament. After that, she has always been making statements by her sartorial choices. This time the tennis queen has returned to the court by wearing an attire that has sent out a strong message. The outfit, a statement poncho, has words "mother, champion, queen" written on it. Her French Open look was designed by Virgil Abloh and Nike. The American fashion designer, entrepreneur and DJ has been the artistic director of Louis Vuitton's men's wear collection since March 2018 and this attire was his vision. Nike and Serena Williams Say ‘Dream Crazier’ to Female Athletes in Epic Ad Ahead of Women’s Day 2019.

Take a look at Serena Williams outfit for French Open 2019:

 

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Here's another picture that Serena Williams shared on her Instagram page with a more elongated version of the dress:

 

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Let the Roland Garros begin. Here is my French Open look designed by @virgilabloh and @nike.

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Here are the quirky reactions her outfit received online:

From Piers Morgan

That makes all of us!

Yasss, Queen

It is safe to call Serena Williams a perfect tennis fashion icon. She has donned attires right from the 'Wakanda' bodysuit to fishnets combination outfits to designer tutu skirt! She has done it all. All hail, Sarena Williams.

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