For her NFL appearance, Simone Biles sported a noticeably quirky co-ord set to support her husband, Jonathan Owens, in the game day photos. Stepping away from her own limelight, the Olympic gold medalist stepped up her WAG fashion to cheer for the athlete during Thursday’s Chicago Bears vs. Seattle Seahawks match. Biles fashionably showed up for Owens in a cheerleader-coded custom attire covered with his photos as she smiled while proudly strutting across the field.
Simone Biles adds a twist to her outfit in NFL photos
There’s no way you have seen anything like Simone Biles’ iconic game day fit as she cheered on NFL star and her husband, Jonathan Owens. On Thursday night, Biles entered the turf in one of the quirkiest co-ord sets that was fully covered with Ownes’ photos. Her attire seemed like any other as she walked across Soldier Field in Chicago just ahead of the Chicago Bears vs. Seattle Seahawks match. However, a closer look revealed the twist — multiple photos of Owens covered the set from top to bottom.
In an Instagram post, the NFL shared a video of the gymnast walking on the turf all smiley and waving at the audience. The text over the clip stated, “SIMONE’S OUTFIT FOR TNF” with a fire emoji. Meanwhile, the caption read, “Supporting her husband” with an orange heart. Biles’ cozy-looking pullover contained a massive print of her husband and smaller ones completely covering the full sleeves. Her pants, consisting of white and blue colors, had similar prints and even displayed the Bears safety’s jersey number — “36.” The 27-year-old paired the overall look with white footwear and a matching handle bag.
Later, Simone Biles recapped her NFL outing by posting more game-day photos on her Instagram Stories. In one story, she posted a snap of the turf and wrote “Thursday night football” over it. The Olympian then reshared the NFL video and another photo in which she stood closely to Owens. In the final video, she flaunted her full co-ord set, stylishly posing to show off the iconic prints. She even tagged @kellydaley to give due credit for the eye-catching outfit.
Originally reported by Nikita Mahato on Mandatory.