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Serena Williams was honored for her charitable work at the 2023 Imagine Ball in West Hollywood

Serena Williams wears leopard print mini alongside husband Alexis Ohanian as she is honored at 2023 Imagine Ball in Hollywood

Serena stunned onlookers with her form-fitting animal print mini dress as she arrived at the event with her proud husband Alexis Ohanian in tow.

Hear her roar: Serena Williams wore a leopard print mini alongside husband Alexis Ohanian as she was honored at the 2023 Imagine Ball in Hollywood on Sunday

Wow thing: Serena appeared in high spirits as she was celebrated for her achievements

The black and white number hugged her famous curves as she strutted her stuff along the red carpet.

Adding to the edgy ensemble, the 5ft 9in tennis legend wore a pair of black boots that were adorned with gold studs and three stylish straps.

On this night, she went with a hint of highlights to her dark tresses and put an emphasis on major volume and curls with a part in the middle.

Her rock: Alexis and Serena held hands while walking into the venue with Nicole Scherzinger (right) by her side

Putting her best foot forward: Serena showed off her toned legs in her outfit which she teamed with comfortable flats

Curves: Serena looked incredible in her form-fitting ensemble which suited her figure perfectly

Stepping out: Serena appeared polished to perfection as she arrived at the event in style

Making a statement: Serena looked incredible in her leopard print dress and studded flat boots

Fun and fierce: The form-fitting number hugged her famous curves

The life and soul! Serena gave a spirited talk for her supporters and friends at the event

Over the moon! Serena looked beyond grateful as she was presented her award on stage

Who said three was a crowd! Kelly, Serena and Nicole huddled together for a group hug as they shared a smiling snap

Cheers! The girls sat alongside one another as they sipped on drinks and toasted to Serena on her big night

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