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It’s not often that the World Cup overlaps with the French Open. But when it happened in 2002, a 20-year-old Serena Williams turned heads with a classic Puma kit in support of the African champions.
Published May 30, 2022
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Serena's 2002 Roland Garros outfit was inspired by the Cameroon national team, from the yellow high socks to the scandalous sleeveless top.
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Cameroon's sleeveless shirts were banned from the 2002 World Cup, but made an appearance during pre-tournament friendlies.
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By the final, Serena had swapped her Cameroon kit for a black and gold dress by Puma at the French Open.
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