Serena Williams Is 'Weekend Ready' In THIS Blue Mini Dress

It doesn't matter the color; Serena Williams will body the dress!

Regarding fashion, the entrepreneur never fails to impress her fans. The renowned tennis player has been known to rock some stunning outfits on and off the court. From glamorous red carpet gowns to sporty athleisure wear, Williams has a fashion sense that is both versatile and chic.

The star looked stunning as she stepped out, looking classy in a short sleeveless dress that hugged her curves in the right places. The mother-of-one stood slightly behind her open car door in the image posted to her Instagram page. Her curly brunette tresses shone in the bright sunlight as she smiled for the camera. 

She kept her accessories simple, consisting of a gold chain and wristwatch. She wrote in the caption alongside the snap, "Weekend ready. How about you?" Her fans could not get over how beautiful she looked and expressed as much in the comments. One user wrote, "Oh yes, you look glowing and glamorous!❤️."

This person gushed, "You look gorgeous 🔥🔥🔥🔥💙💙💙💙," while a third described her look as "nice and elegant." A fourth pointed out how well the color suited her, "That blue is gorgeous on you!" 

Blue is not the only color the 23-time Grand Slam winner can pull off perfectly. In a previous post, she looked at her incredible physique draped in a red dress. At 41, she proves that age is just a number as she stands on green grass with her back against a short white fence; she looks stunning as she flaunts her curves in a bold red dress. 

The striking outfit perfectly complemented her complexion and accentuated her figure, featuring a ruched part in front and riding up her thighs. Completing the ensemble with softly tousled brunette locks and natural-looking makeup, the "Street Time" guest star exuded serene beauty as she basked in the warm sun rays.

With her eyes closed and face upturned, the sunlight accentuated her radiant complexion. The second slide captured a glimpse of her enviable figure, with the tight dress hugging her ample backside. She flashed a smile; her gaze averted from the camera as she looked off into the distance.

Her caption, "Red goes with everything 💋" received an overwhelming response from her followers, who flooded the post with likes and comments, agreeing that the color looked fantastic on her.

One fan could not contain their admiration, exclaiming, "❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤🔥 Absolutely Fire – Serena❣ 🔥❤🔥❤️ 🔥❤️🔥 ❤️🔥❤️." Another person complimented the tennis star, saying, "Lady In Red!!! You look gorgeous, Queen. Miss you so much!! 🙌🔥 🙌🔥🙌🔥🙌."

A third individual showered Williams with praise, using flattering descriptors like "sublime beauty, lovely, seductive, hyper elegance, class," before stating further, "You inspire me deeply, my queen kiss ♥️." While a fourth user wrote, "So adorable baby ❤️ beautiful as always ❤️🥰😍💯."

After leaving the tennis world, The Blast reported that the "My Wife and Kids" guest actress made significant moves into the entertainment industry with the launch of her new multimedia production company, 926 Productions. 

By doing this, she proves that her talents extend far beyond the tennis court and is ready to take on the industry with her latest venture. Even though the retired athlete is already used to being in front of the camera, she got her feet wet in production by serving as an executive producer alongside her sister Venus.

They did this on the highly acclaimed film "King Richard," which chronicled the life of their father and coach, Richard Williams. In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter, the former tennis pro stated:

"With the launch of 926 Productions, we aim to elevate female and diverse voices through content that speaks to everyone. I'm so excited to begin this next chapter of my career alongside Caroline [Currier], a woman who understands the art of storytelling and is passionate about evolving the entertainment industry in new directions."

Williams expressed her enthusiasm to work with Currier to create exceptional projects that would inspire viewers across all media platforms. She emphasized that through her company, she aimed to elevate the voices of women and diverse individuals through "four-quadrant storytelling" that catered to a wide range of "age groups and genders."