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These women dominate their sport AND style game.
These powerful women are not only ruling their sports, but also their style games.
Somehow, between training something like 6 hours a day and 6 days a week, these athletes still manage to find the time to dress up.
And to think we can’t even muster the energy to brush our hair at times.
Elizabeth Cambage
Sport: Basketball
Representing: Australia
Having scored the most points in a single game in Rio, Liz Cambage is a superstar both on and off the court.
SOURCE: dailymail.co.uk
Her style combines elements of grunge, street, and romance.
She sports the dark lip like a pro.
Hair goals, lip goals, face goals, fashion goals; just goal, goal, gold.
Eugenie Bouchard
Sport: tennis
Representing: Canada
As the first Canadian to make it to a Grand Slam finals in singles, Genie Bouchard is both a stylish player and clothes wearer.
SOURCE: thestar.com
Genie – 1; bad fashion – 0.
This combo is a particular smash.
Genie marries street and sportswear seamlessly.
Ibtihaj Muhammad
Sport: fencing
Representing: USA
The first American to wear a hijab while competing in the Olympics, Ibtihaj won the hearts of sports fan and a bronze medal in the women’s team sabre category.
SOURCE: time.com
When this fencer is not busy training, she’s managing her clothing brand, LOUELLA which features Muslimah fashion with an easy sophistication.
When she’s not sporting her own clothing line, she’s still glamorous in intricate and grandeur pieces.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson
Sport: heptathlon
Representing: Great Britain
Having placed 6th for the heptathlon (that’s 7 track and field events, people, SEVEN) and snagged the world heptathlon high jump best, Katarina Johnson-Thompson is a superb athlete.
SOURCE: athleticsweekly.com
She also has exquisite taste for feminine and flirty fashion.
Her body hugging midi dresses are winners.
Her feminine style translates to casual swimmingly! Yes, we know it’s the wrong sport.
Jodie Williams
Sport: women’s 200m run
Representing: Great Britain
Most known for her 151-race winning streak for World Junior Championships (2005 – 2010), Jodie Williams is a force to be reckoned with.
SOURCE: whtimes.co.uk
When she’s not pounding down the track, she’s easy breezy in flowy pieces like this…
…or donning chic pieces and a trendy hair look like this.
Quite the chameleon, you’ll also find this track athlete in preppy get-ups like this.
Son Yeon-Jae
Sport: rhythmic gymnastics (women’s individual all-round)
Representing: South Korea
As the first Korean rhythmic gymnast to qualify for her category at the 2012 London Games and taking 4th place at Rio Olympics this yea, Son Yeon-Jae is a star on and off the gymnastics mat.
SOURCE: lapatilla.com
It’s easy to see why she’s a popular choice for billboards in South Korea, what with her athletic success and style.
Her style takes from Korea’s best, with a little bit of kitschy prep and street edge
Sport: beach volleyball
Representing: Australia
Taliqua Clancy made her first Olympics debut at the Rio Olympics, swiftly playing her way with her teammate Louise Bawden to the quarter finals before being beaten by the US team.
SOURCE: dailytelegraph.com.au
We love her easy, chic pieces. Whether she’s all dressed up for an event…
or all dressed down for a lazy weekend.
Sport: tennis
Representing: Serbia
Ranked world no. 1 in 2008, Ana Ivanovic is no stranger to both champion titles and fashion magazines.
SOURCE: kurir.rs
These women dominate their sport AND style game.
