When Maria Sharapova steps onto a yacht, you know it’s not going to be low-key. And over the weekend in Monaco, the five-time Grand Slam champ made waves—not with a tennis racket, but with a jaw-dropping outfit that had the entire Riviera doing double takes.
Draped in what can only be described as “gold-dipped goddess chic,” Maria floated onto the yacht like she owned the Mediterranean. Think plunging neckline, high-slit drama, and enough shimmer to blind the sun. One fan said she looked like “a Bond girl on vacation.” Another called her “Poseidon’s muse.” And one poor onlooker may have walked straight into a champagne bucket mid-stare.
Her strappy heels defied gravity, her tan glowed with Monaco-money perfection, and her hair? Beachy, breezy, and untouched by mortal humidity. Honestly, if you didn’t know better, you’d assume the yacht came with her.
But of course, the internet had questions.
“Was the look too glam for a boat?”
“Is she about to launch a new luxury line?”
“Is that dress waterproof or are we just pretending nothing can touch her?”
Some critics (jealous, obviously) muttered, “It’s a yacht, not a runway.” To which we say: this is Maria Sharapova—she is the runway. If the Monaco elite can’t handle a little glam, they’re on the wrong yacht.
And while others were desperately Googling “gold metallic dress + yacht-proof,” Maria casually sipped her rosé, posed against the sunset, and posted it all with a caption that read: “Mood: Golden hour.”
Too glam? Maybe. Too much? Never. For Sharapova, it’s just another day in high-fashion paradise. The woman doesn’t just attend parties—she turns them into magazine covers.