Even though Wimbledon limits some creativity with the traditional all-white rule, everyone is still eager to see what Serena Williams will wear. The 23-time Grand Slam champion didn't disappoint in a cut-out Nike dress, complete with a "broosh".

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“I also wanted her to feel like it was something her grandmother could have worn, but of course give it a modern spin and make it just right for Serena," said NikeCourt Global Design Director Abby Swancutt, who picked up inspiration from previous generations.

The 37-year-old walked on Center Court on Tuesday in a long see-through cover up jacket.

She needed to fight to close it out, but eventually got past qualifier Giulia Gatto-Monticone 6-2, 7-5.

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The world No. 10 is seeking her eighth Wimbledon crown, having last won in 2016.

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With the Tuesday win, she improves to 19-0 in first-round matches at the All England Club.

Serena will take on either Kaja Juvan or Kristyna Pliskova in the second round.

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Serena doesn't 
disappoint in cut-
out Wimbledon dress

Serena doesn't disappoint in cut- out Wimbledon dress