Williams wore the denim skirt for the 2004 US Open
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Serena Williams is considering her &#8220;#1&#8221; look she&#8217;s well used on the court.
While showing up on the Thursday, July 4, episode of Hot Ones, the 42-year-old competitor investigated a portion of her most famous tennis troupes. At the point when have Sean Evans showed Williams a photograph from the 2004 US Open — where she wore a denim skirt and dark studded Nike tank top — she shared that the look was roused by individual tennis incredible Andre Agassi.
&#8220;This one&#8217;s my favorite,&#8221; she said. &#8220;One of the most iconic moments in tennis for me was when Andre Agassi wore jean shorts. I was like, &#8216;How do we do that?'&#8221;
Agassi wore the denim shorts, which he paired with a white polo, at the 1989 US Open in Flushing Meadows Park, New York.
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Williams continued, &#8220;I said, &#8216;It could be jean, I&#8217;ll wear jeans on the court.&#8217; And they were like, &#8216;No, we&#8217;re gonna make it a fabric that actually works.&#8217; And so that was a modern version of what Andre actually did. It was literally one of my favorite outfits ever.&#8221;
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Evans raised a portion of Williams&#8217; other vital tennis troupes, including the brown and lilac tutu dress she wore for the 2018 US Open. The eye-getting look was a cooperation among Nike and the late Virgil Abloh of Grayish.
&#8220;That was literally one of my favorite dresses of all time,&#8221; she told Evans. &#8220;I love tutus, I love ballet, I love dance. I love that feminine look. That was right up my alley in such a way that I can&#8217;t&#8230; I remember he designed it and I was like, &#8216;I can&#8217;t believe I never thought about this before. Like seriously, Virgil?'&#8221;
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Williams previously gushed about the dress in a 2020 interview with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, in which she also shared that she still wears the dress off the court.
&#8220;I think it&#8217;s so fun to have fun with fashion and in my sport, I have a great opportunity to play in something really wild and really fun and really express myself,&#8221; she said. &#8220;Most people only see me on the court.&#8221;

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Serena Williams reminisces about one of her ‘favorite’ tennis outfits, inspired by none other than Andre Agassi!