WATCH: Venus Williams Reveals Unique Wimbledon Outfit
Venus Williams will play at Wimbledon this year and she'll do so in style revealing her outfit for the upcoming Grand Slam.
We haven't seen Venus Williams compete on a tennis court for a while before she made her return at the Libema Open last week. Williams didn't win that initial match but would win one week later in Birmingham.
Her run, unfortunately, ended in the second round against Jelena Ostapenko but she left a really good impression considering that she's dealing with some knee issues and called for another medical time out in that match.
This is likely the last year of her career as her former coach Rick Macci speculated in an exclusive interview with Tennis Infinity earlier this year. According to him, Williams could retire at the US Open and when she recently confirmed that her doubles career is over, fans kind of accepted that this is likely it.
She'll play at Wimbledon though and it might be the last one she'll ever play. At least she'll do it in style as the American revealed her outfit for the upcoming Grand Slam on social media. It's a collaboration with Revolve. The company announced it with an Instagram reel showing Williams in the outfit.
It’s a love-love for EleVen by @venuswilliams x REVOLVE • Dress for victory on & off the court in a limited edition, tennis-inspired collection featuring all-white styles honoring the iconic tournament’s dress code.
Venus shared the reel on her Instagram story captioning it with: "What I'm wearing at Wimbledon." Her Wimbledon participation comes after the event gave her a wild card entry so she doesn't have to play in the qualifiers. Due to her inactivity, Williams dropped on the rankings making her ineligible to enter directly by virtue of her rankings.
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