Serena Williams and her ‘mini-me’ Olympia wear matching catsuits in debut joint fashion campaign
Serena Williams and her daughter Olympia have starred in their first-ever joint fashion shoot as they teamed up for designer Stuart Weitzman’s Footsteps to Follow campaign.
The 23-time Grand Slam winner and her three-year-old daughter took part in the Spring 2021 Campaign.
“The adventures of Serena and Olympia continue… this time with @stuartweitzman!” Williams wrote in the first post on Instagram.
In a second post on the social media site the mother and daughter don matching black catsuits and model shoes.
“I guess a love of shoes runs in the family!” the tennis icon wrote.
And without further ado, here is the full Stuart Weitzman Footsteps to Follow ad.
Williams added in another post: “I’m so happy to be starring in the new @stuartweitzman Spring 2021 campaign with @olympiaohanian, my mini-me, my mini-Serena. I love that it’s called #FootstepstoFollow because she inspires every step I take and I hope I inspire her, too. Because while I try to teach her how to be a positive influence, she in fact teaches me how to be a stronger person every day. It’s the best part about being a mom.”
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