The Coolest Darn Outfits Serena Williams Has Ever Worn on the Tennis Court

From the very start, Serena has been unafraid to make major fashion statements, and she made serious headlines not just for her US Open win in 2002, but for this short black bodysuit.

Williams caused quite a stir with her denim skirt and studded top, giving her an edgy vibe that no one else could touch.

This funky blue print was definitely one of Serena's standout looks: typical in silhouette but totally unique in print and colour.

You've heard of the skort, but what do you call skirt/pants? Whatever you call them, this hot pink and tangerine outfit is an amazing colour and perfect for freedom of movement.

The hot pink ruffles and bold colour of this outfit automatically make it one of her most memorable fashion moments on the court.

The smart, sharp collar on this outfit make it stand out in a cute, preppy way, even if the colours are pretty standard for Serena.

Bright colours in fun combinations are something of a hallmark for Serena. This outfit brings together a cool teal and cheery orange accents.

Serena showed off her toned back with this cut-out dress in a gorgeous lime green.

Leopard print in one tone is one thing, but pairing it with a two-toned top, too? That's a move worthy of a legend.

Sunny yellow and a ruffled skirt make this a pretty typical tennis outfit, but Serena takes it up a notch with the cropped top showing her envy-worthy abs.

The floaty skirt and high neck of Serena's Wimbledon outfit bring a hint of Marilyn Monroe vibes to the tennis court!

With this outfit, Serena took a standard colour palette and made it her own with an artfully mismatched set of geometric patterns.

It was the bodysuit heard round the world! Serena's sleek, stylish bodysuit at the French Open caused some serious controversy but made tennis fashion history, too.

This iconic emerald bodysuit, which she designed with Nike, features white and black stripes and a triangular cutout in the back. She called the outfit a "Serena-tard" in a postmatch press conference, and honestly we're here for it.

A year after the French Open banned her from wearing bodysuits, Serena showed up to her first match at the 2019 tournament in this empowering outfit by Off-White and Nike. The miniskirt and zip-up jacket feature the words "mother," "champion," "queen," and "goddess" in French.

Serena had a new take on the classic white tennis dress with these cutouts at Wimbledon in 2019.

Serena never shies away from a bold pattern. Her purple dress with black and white spots for the 2020 Australian Open is no different, and we love it!