Serena Williams is getting a fashion boost from good pal Kelly Rowland.
The 39-year-old tennis vet showed off her incredible curves in a tight knit dress on Tuesday, revealing the designer to be none other than the Destiny’s Child singer.
Loving the way the light grey frock fell on her frame as she took some mirror snaps, she told her 13M followers, ‘I’m about to body this dress!’
Enviable curves: Serena Williams, 39, slips into a tight knit dress designed by good pal Kelly Rowland as she tells her 13M followers ‘I’m about to body this dress!’
The 23-time Grand Slam winner absolutely looked ‘slammin’ in the dress as she worked her angles for the camera, marveling that it was ‘so cute.’
She wore her caramel locks down and posed for a full bodied shot in the one shouldered dress, slipping on a pair of white sandals.
Despite looking her absolute best, Williams said that she woke up with a ‘really bad toothache,’ sharing that upon going to the dentist they were unable to get to the root of the issue.
Grand slammin’: She posed for a full bodied shot in the light grey dress, slipping on a pair of white sandals to complete the spring time look
Just fab: Rowland had designed the dress with Greek goddesses in mind hoping to inspire women to be strong yet graceful
She revealed she had to work through the pain, asking recommendations from her followers for at-home remedies like garlic and coconut oil.
The bright side to the situation she shared was that she was eating only soft foods and soup, adding that hopefully they would aid in her getting a ‘little waist,’ despite already having a phenomenal figure.
Rowland’s collection with JustFabOnline was designed during the pandemic, using Greek goddesses who exhibit both ‘strength and grace’ as the inspiration.
Beauty and grace: Williams was feeling the new dress as she called it ‘so cute’
Pandemic project: The pregnant Destiny’s Child vet looked no further than Williams when deciding who to gift product to
When it came to gifting the dresses to a few close friends, she looked to Williams who exhibits both of those qualities.
Despite being incredibly serious while on the tennis court, when she’s in the comfort of her own home she knows how to let loose.
Serena put on quite the show Sunday as she posted a video of she and daughter Olympia, three, dancing to Megan Thee Stallion’s song Body after she snagged the award for Best New Artist.
Letting loose: Serena and Olympia did their best dance to Megan Thee Stallion’s song Body after she snagged the Best New Artist Grammy; pictured March 14
Mini-me: Olympia had her modeling debut recently, stepping out next to mom as they did a shoot for Stuart Weitzman
She congratulated the singer while busting her moves in a sparkly dress on her massive tennis court with a group of colleagues.
Over the weekend Williams listed her Beverly Hills home for $7.5M. She primarily resides in Florida with husband Alexis Ohanian, giving a tour of the 14,500 sq ft property to Architectural Digest.
She spoke about having help from sister Venus and her V Starr design firm when it came to decorating the home. ‘You have to know your lane. I’m really good at playing tennis; I’m not as good at interiors,’ she confessed.
Loving the year round warm weather there, she posted a photo in a bodysuit covered in daisies, boasting: ‘How we do winters in Florida.’
Florida baby: Loving the year round warm weather, she posted a photo in a bodysuit covered in daisies, boasting: ‘How we do winters in Florida’; pictured March 11
Good pal Gigi Hadid was quick to comment on her snap, ‘YES MAMMAAASSS’ as she showed her support.
Last month Williams suffered an upset at the Australian Open Semifinals, losing to Naomi Osaka, making her last major title win back in 2017.
A fierce competitor, she wrote on Instagram that it was ‘not an ideal outcome or performance,’ telling her fans, ‘I only wish I could have done better for you today,’ while adding that she was ‘honored’ to play.
Upset: She lost the chance at her 24th title last month, losing to Osaka in the semifinals calling it ‘not an ideal outcome or performance’; pictured February 2021