Serena Williams’ Sexy Victoria Beckham Dress On Letterman Keeps Buzzing

When you’re Serena Williams nearly anything you do becomes newsworthy. In this case it’s what the tennis champion was wearing! The internet hasn’t stopped buzzing about the red Victoria Beckham dress. Serena Williams was photographed from all angles making her way into ‘The Late Show With David Letterman’ in New York City in a Victoria Beckham dress paired with Christian Louboutin pumps – and she looked absolutely gorgeous!!!

Here’s the breakdown on the look. The body-hugging Victoria Beckham dress has a price tag of $1,650 but the Swarovski crystal embellished Christian Louboutins Decora pump alone retails for $3,895!!!

Even David Letterman was impressed by the Wimbledon champion’s look.

Letterman: “Wow, Boy do you look great!”
Serena: “Thank you. I saw your eyes almost pop out there.”
Letterman: “Well, I think so.”
Serena: “We can’t have that.”
Letterman: “That’s not the only thing—um, I didn’t hear that.”

Meanwhile Serena and her sister Venus are featured in an in depth New York Times article detailing their raise to fame. It’s a great piece.

“It’s impossible not to feel that this fierce closeness of the Williams women — strengthened by their shared faith, with its emphasis on separation from the world — has had not a little to do with the tremendous psychological stability Venus and Serena have demonstrated over the nearly 17 years of their careers.”

Read the article here and see their photos below.

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