Simone Biles’ Stylish ‘Sports Illustrated’ Photoshoot Is A Must

Simone Biles can really do it all – gymnastics and be charmed.

It was announced that Biles, 27, was Sports IllustratedPlayer of the Year 2024 on Thursday, January 2, and looking as chic as ever in her cover shoot. From snakeskin getups to sheer dresses, her sartorial style shone through.

In one shot, Biles, who was styled by Kesha McLeodproved that she stays on top of current trends rocking a pair of silver sequin booty shorts from Retrofête. Biles made sure fans got a glimpse of her toned legs by pairing the sparkly shorts with Giuseppe Zanotti heels. The gymnast teamed her outfit with a fitted black SER.O.YA bodysuit and Effy Jewelry diamond rings.

Biles, who is known to rock a full face of makeup on and off the beam, wore a full beat for her shoot, thanks to Deja Blackwell. Her make-up included long lashes, filled in brows, a bit of eye shadow, flushed cheeks and glossy lips. Her prominent hair was styled by Justin’s revenge and parted down the middle and styled in bouncy curls.

The picture was taken by Shaniqwa JarvisBiles looked sexy in a snakeskin ensemble featuring a textured silhouette and thumbholes. The bling was accessorized with hoop earrings for the look, and a funky brown-and-white nail design.

Elsewhere in her photo shoot, Biles looked super glamorous in it stunning halter bodysuit and a structured skirt by David Kona. The piece featured a pleated design that cinched at her, a wire rim and more sheer fabric that cascaded down her legs.

While chatting with Sports IllustratedBiles opened up about competing in the Paris 2024 Olympics after leaving the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, sharing, “You have to go up there and say to yourself, I’m an ass ass boss.”

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During the Olympics, Biles won three gold medals and one silver medal, making her the most decorated gymnast in history.