Not only on the tennis court, Coco Gauff is also shining on the red carpet! The teenager is getting ready for the Indian Wells; on the other hand, she also got ready to stand out and be a part of TIME’s coveted list of ‘Women of the Year.’ While she was one of the 12 women who were awarded this title, she dressed up for the occasion in a sensational Prada outfit.

Although Gauff is quite popular when it comes to her fashion choices on and off the tennis court, this time she chose to add glitter and elegance to her collection. Let’s take a look at the 19-year-old tennis player’s outfit from the 4.2 billion-dollar fashion giant.

Coco Gauff’s stands out at TIME gala in a stunning Prada gown 

Recently, a video of Coco Gauff from the red carpet of TIME’s ‘Women of the Year’ event has been doing the rounds on social media. In it, the teenager is seen wearing a custom-made Prada outfit inspired by her looks on the court. With a black base and a stunning silver top, Gauff’s gown caught eyes in the shiniest way possible.

Before starting the American swing, the 2023 US Open champion took some time out to attend the TIME ‘Women of the Year’ gala, where she was recently honored by the publication for working towards a more equal future.

Her hair tied up in a pony with crystals added charm and even complemented her outfit, making it a complete piece of art. On the other hand, she wore simple thread earrings and a watch, as accessories to the 4.2 billion-dollar brand Prada’s custom-made outfit.

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Apart from this, the best thing that completed Gauff’s look was her amazing smile that she carried by gracing the red carpet with her glory. The ever-humble teenager also shared her thoughts on receiving recognition at the celebratory gala in Los Angeles.

Gauff thanks her idols for paving the way

Just a few days ago, Coco Gauff commented on being super grateful to be a part of the extraordinary list of women, presented by TIME. Not only that, she also highlighted how she is more of a tennis player who has seen a lot of WTO legends speak up for equality and justice.

She stated, “For me, I like to say I’m more than a tennis player. Especially in this day and age, I will say growing up in tennis, coming from the lineage like Billie Jean King, Venus Williams, Althea Gibson, I feel like this sport is very popular in advocating for equality and justice. I feel comfortable doing that.”

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