Then on Wednesday night, Serena Williams slipped into a sultry leather dress to attend the Late Show With David Letterman.
Proving
her talent for tennis isn't her only enviable quality, all eyes were on
the the 31-year-old sports star as she displayed her firm, athletic
physique as she left the Ed Sullivan Theatre in a sleeveless, figure-hugging frock.
Fierce: Serena appeared confident, completely owning her vixenish look
Smokeshow! Serena Williams showed her sassy side
in a leather dress as she left the Late Show with David Letterman at
the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City on Wednesday
Adding a funky edge, Serena teamed the saucy number with a pair of black-and-white stilettos featuring bright yellow ankle straps.
Yet, the most shocking sight was her silky 'do, which had completely transformed from her previous look, trading in her lighter, frizzy crimps for curly, lustrous, red-tinted locks.
Serena - who is ranked number one in women's singles tennis - completed her outfit with a smoky eye, brighter blush, and glittering earrings and bracelets.
Hair transformation: The star swapped in her lighter locks for a reddish, curly 'do
Earlier in the day, the tennis pro donned a sleeveless white blouse and fitted black leggings.
With
the event being sponsored by Delta Airlines, she went for stewardess
chic look, sporting a pilot-inspired cap over her voluminous tresses.
Adding
to her conservative ensemble, the American professional tennis player
donned a black blazer with long, leather sleeves and pair of
coordinating black flats with bows on the toes.Her make-up was subtle, highlighting her features with a touch of dark shadow and pink lipstick.
Ready to go! Serena Williams played table tennis
during a tournament dstest by Delta Airlines at Madison Square Park in
New York on Wednesday
Change of pace... The sports star typically plays on tennis courts but brought her skills to the table this time
Change of pace... The sports star typically plays on tennis courts but brought her skills to the table this time
'About to get my table tennis on in Madison Square Park against surprise celebrities. Who do you think will win? #AdvantageDelta #DeltaOpen.' Williams tweeted earlier in the day.
And her excitement certainly showed, laughing and clapping as she put on a performance.
The star even took some time to sign autographs, as a plethora of fans watched from the sidelines.
Other celebrity athlete participants at the Delta Open included Brett Gardner, Iman Shumpert, and Henry Lundqvist.
Playing with props: The tennis star opted to wear a pilot-inspired cap to get into the theme
Serena is currently set to advance to the Western & Southern Open singles championship for the first time in her career.
On Sunday, Williams will play second-seeded Victoria Azarenka during the final at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason.
'I definitely wouldn't have predicted myself being in the final here at all,' she recently admitted.
'So it's definitely pretty exciting for me. Really unexpected for me too.'
Giving back: Serena didn't hesitate to sign autographs for fans