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Ivanovic graces Harper's Bazaar cover

The retired former No. 1 is still very much in the spotlight.

ByJonathan Scott

Published Apr 18, 2017

Ana Ivanovic, freshly transplanted to Chicago, may be living her best life now.

The retired WTA star beautifies the cover of the German edition of Harper's Bazaar magazine's May issue. There she casts a mysterious gaze at the camera alongside a headline reading "Ana Ivanovic shares her secrets."

In the feature photo spread—which finds the Serb sporting styles and makeup from some of her personal favorites, including Stella McCartney and Shiseido—she performs her best impression of Rihanna's "Umbrella" video from yesteryear ...

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... is photographed in a lovely dress, a notably funky style with chunky shoes ...

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... and flashes that vivacious, patented AI smile.

Since taking flight recently, Ivanovic and husband Bastian Schweinsteiger, now a footballer for Major League Soccer's Chicago Fire franchise, have made a home in the Windy City.

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They've been greeted by some true Midwest hospitality as well, with the NBA's Chicago Bulls shouting them out on Twitter.

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It's been said that "You can always go home." While that may ring slightly hollow in this brave new world we live in, this much is true: You can make home right where you are. Ana Ivanovic provides living proof of that.

Follow Jon on Twitter @jonscott9.