Elaine Thompson-Herah shows her toned abs in white crop top paired with black denim jeans

Jamaican track and field athlete Elaine Thompson-Herah recently shared glimpses of her new look just a few days after her Christmas celebrations.

Off-late, the Jamaican sprinter has been spending some quality time away from the track amid these festivities. She took to her Instagram handle to share a couple of glimpses in her stories.

In the post, the 32-year-old can be seen donning a white top and bi-color jacket and complementing it with black denim pants and a red cap while showing her toned abs.

Screenshot of Thompson-Herah's story featuring her new look (Image via: Thompson-Herah's Instagram)

She also added a second picture in which the Jamaican can be seen in a mirror selfie while seemingly in a shopping mall.

Glimpse of Thompson-Herah's look from her Instagram story (Image via: Thompson-Herah's Instagram)

Elaine Thompson-Herah has been out for most of the 2024 track and field season due to injuries and also couldn't defend her 100m and 200m titles at the quadrennial games.

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Elaine Thompson-Herah shares her aspiration for the 2025 track and field season

Thompson-Herah after competing in the Women's 200m semifinals of the 2015 IAAF World Championships in Beijing (Image via: Getty Images)

Elaine Thompson-Herah opened up about her aspiration for the 2025 season. During the first season of Netflix's Sprint docuseries, the 32-year-old said she wishes to stay fit and healthy for the next year.

Thompson-Herah also mentioned the critics who commented about her being unable to make a comeback and stated that she has realized during her time in the discipline that one should not be underestimated. She said (via the Sprint docuseries):

"For me, it is all about being the best. I know it is gonna be fire and better things to come. For me, next year is about staying healthy and being back on the top. Everyone knew me as a runner, but naysayers would say, ‘You would not make it; you are not good.’ But I’ve been part of the sport for the past 11 years, and I’ve learned that you should never let anybody tell you you cannot."

Thompson-Herah's last track meet came back in June when she competed in the USATF New York City Grand Prix and finished ninth in the 100m race after clocking 11.48 seconds.