Simone Biles, 28, Turns Heads in Black Cutout Dress
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles showed off her taut frame in a black cutout dress while on vacation in the British Virgin Islands. Biles, 28, took to Instagram to share some pictures from her trip, including one where she expressed her island style.
"Where to next? Taking suggestions," Biles captioned her post. In the lead image, she wore the enticing dress that cupped her chest, leaving her cleavage on full display. The sarong-style skirt sat just above Biles' belly button, showing off her insane abs. She accessorized with some simple jewelry, including a necklace and a bracelet, and a black handbag.
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Dozens of fans raced to the comments section to let Biles know just how great she looked.
"Vacation on Simone looks good," one person wrote.
"Yasssss enjoy mama looking [fire]," someone else said, adding two flame emoji.
"Save some hotness for the rest of us sis," a third comment read.
"Vacation you is everything!!" a fourth Instagram user added.Biles is getting excited for the Winter Olympics, which kick off in February 2026 in Milan Cortina — even though gymnastics competitions take place at the summer Olympics.
"Six months until the #winterolympics… Is anyone else getting excited for Milan Cortina," Biles captioned an Instagram post on August 6.
Biles hasn't confirmed whether or not she will compete in the Summer Olympics in 2028.
"I'm really trying to enjoy life, to spend time with my husband [Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens], go support him at his games, live my life as a woman," she told French sports daily L'Equipe via ESPN. "I've accomplished so much in my sport. For me to come back, it would really have to excite me."
Simone Biles, 28, Turns Heads in Black Cutout Dress first appeared on Parade on Aug 7, 2025
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