Emma Raducanu is trying her best to divert from the pain caused by injuries, stress, and her time away from professional tennis. Ever since her injury, the Brit had been resilient and did not give in to the trolls and harsh comments. She is gearing up to return to the grind of the WTA circuit as soon as possible and has now adopted a strict regime. Her recent Wimbledon Championships appearance is a huge sigh of relief for fans as it was her first official tennis appearance after an injury break.

The former British No. 1 explored different places during her time off from tennis and stuck to her commercial commitments. She attended a sports event that her major sponsor conducted and dazzled in one of her all-time favorite and elegant attire.

Emma Raducanu dazzles in an attire that resembles the Wimbledon whites attire

While many players expressed their stance against wearing All-Whites at Wimbledon, Raducanu stood as an exception. Players often look to add color to their outfits to the permissible limit. But for the love of all whites, the British star often opts for these colors, except for commercial shoots in which she has no choice.

Raducanu attended a Golf event in France, sponsored by ‘Evion,’ a brand she was associated with from the start of her  tennis career. The professional women’s Golf event, ‘LPGA Amundi Evian Championship,’ was held in Evian-les-Bains.

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The US Open champion opted for a classy crew neck creamy white top tucked in a mini skirt of the same color. She captioned the picture, “⛳️ à la source💧🎟️.”

The skirt was outlined with minimal floral and lace-patterned frills. The champion decided against accessories except for a plain black contrasting wrist band, a ring and stuck to her pendant featuring a cross, which she often wears.

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Apart from this, several other pictures were posted in which the tennis star focused on ‘la source.’

Despite injuries, the US Open champion fulfilled her off-court duties

Raducanu has promoted the mineral water brand in her other pictures and shared the breathtaking views of the locality. She is actively working with mineral water giant, ‘Evian,’ which she referred to as ‘the water’ in her caption. Raducanu has been the face of ‘Evian’ for 31 months, even before she won her first Grand Slam.

After winning her first major title, the 20-year-old signed with ‘Tiffany & Co,’ a luxury jewelry brand that needs no introduction. She is also a brand ambassador for fashion giant, ‘Christian Dior,’ which is often seen on her Instagram feed. Since her success, the British champion has endorsed a bunch of products and is an ambassador for top brands.

The luxury automobile brand, ‘Porsche,’ is also one of the major sponsors of the young champion. Her last tournament was Stuttgart Open, in which she lost to Jelena Ostapenko in straight sets in her first round. Will she return for this year’s US Open, given her intense workout and fitness training?

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