Serena Williams looks chic in a red top and polka dot skirt as she speaks at the Business Of Fashion summit in LA
She is one of the most recognisable athletes in the world.
And Serena Williams looked sensational as she arrived to speak on stage at the Business Of Fashion summit in Century City, LA on Friday.
The tennis ace, 37, cut a stylish figure in a red top which she teamed with a polka dot skirt, complete with a chic black coat.
Oh so chic: Serena Williams, 37, looked sensational as she arrived to speak on stage at the Business Of Fashion summit in Century City, LA on Friday
Proving she knew what she was talking about at the Business Of Fashion summit, Serena cut an incredibly stylish figure.
The sports star showed off her toned legs with a pair of stylish black boots as she posed up a storm for photographers before going in stage to deliver a speech.
Serena accessorised with a watch and necklace and sported a glamorous coat of make-up for the outing.
Stylish: The tennis ace cut a stylish figure in a red top which she teamed with a polka dot skirt, complete with a chic black coat
Looking good: Proving she knew what she was talking about at the Business Of Fashion summit, Serena cut an incredibly stylish figure
Standing tall: The sports star showed off her toned legs with a pair of stylish black boots - Posing with Imran Amed
Fashionista: Serena accessorised with a watch and necklace and sported a glamorous coat of make-up for the outing
Her sighting comes after a new interview in which Serena was asked if she experienced regrets for losing her temper and smashing her racket in a match against opponent Naomi Osaka, who ended up winning, at the US Open finals last year.
Her smashed racket was in response to an argument Serena had with the chair umpire of the match who believed her coach, Patrick Mouratogloum, was coaching her from the sidelines. Serena denied the accusation but still was penalised.
'That's a really loaded question,' Serena told the Business Of Fashion. 'Do I feel regret for being penalized for something which has never happened in the history of tennis and I didn't use one single curse word? And what, do I feel regret over that?'
The tennis match divided the world as people argued if each code violation — one for coaching, one for racket abuse, and one as a game penalty — was justified based on the situation.
Summit: A large crowd gathered to watch Serena speak at the event
Controversy: This comes after Serena was asked if she experienced regrets for losing her temper and smashing her racket in a match against opponent Naomi Osaka, who ended up winning, at the US Open finals last year
Troubles: Her smashed racket was in response to an argument Serena had with the chair umpire of the match who believed her coach, Patrick Mouratogloum, was coaching her from the sidelines
During the match, Serena said to chair umpire Carlos Ramos: 'There are men out here who do a lot worse than me, but because I'm a woman, you are going to take this away from me? That is not right.'
Although Serena stood by her issues with how chair umpire treated her during the match, she was disappointed in her reaction to the situation.
'For me, being a perfectionist and being a professional, it would be impossible not to wish I didn't handle a lot of situations differently, even that particular situation. So, absolutely,' Serena said.
On the personal front, Serena is a proud mother to one-year-old daughter Olympia, who she shares with husband Alexis Ohanian.
Honest: Although Serena stood by her issues with how chair umpire treated her during the match, she was disappointed in her reaction to the situation
