In addition to her spectacular performances on the court, Sloane Stephens has often enchanted the audience with her vibrant and voguish personality. When it comes to pressing all the fashionistas’ buttons, the American tennis star has never left any stone unturned, both on and off-court. From her runway appearances to her covers for illustrious magazines, the 30-year-old player has won the hearts of many fans.
Even during her participation in various tournaments, the former US Open champion has often showcased her keen sense of fashion. And lately, one of her eye-catching fashion accessories has also piqued the interest of her Canadian colleague, Eugenie Bouchard, as she has now reacted on social media.
With seven WTA singles titles in her bag, the 30-year-old player has undoubtedly solidified her position in the top-tier players in the women’s circuit. Being a popular figure in the tennis community, the 30-year-old player recently bagged an endorsement deal with the popular activewear brand, FP Movement.
Now, adhering to his obligations as a brand ambassador, the former world No. 3 has often been sighted adoring various clothes and accessories from the fashion brand. Even during her campaign in the ongoing Cincinnati Open, Stephens was flaunting her ‘cute’ orange bag from the FP Movement.
It came to the public lens when the American tennis star shared a picture of herself with her new fashion accessory on Instagram. She also added a caption, “I love how cute my bag is”
Taking heed, the Canadian tennis beauty, Eugenie Bouchard was quick to react in the comments section as she also expressed her admiration for her bag, “Me too”.
Apart from her accessory, the former US Open champion also showcased her dazzling outfits from the brand.
Stephens was recently glammed up for the fashion brand
The official Instagram page of the FP Movement recently shared a picture of the 30-year-old donning various elegant outfits from their brand. Stephens perfectly paired her stunning green jacket with grey heather pants while gracefully posing on the tennis court.