In Pictures: Elaine Thompson-Herah turns heads in stylish outfit with a black fur coat amid the holiday season

Following her absence at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Elaine Thompson-Herah was seen dazzling in a stylish outfit with a black fur coat amid the holiday season. Thompson-Herah pulled out from competing at the 2024 National Trials, ending her quest to defend titles at the 2024 Games.

Following her absence and amid the holiday season, the Jamaican was seen making a statement appearance by donning a grey denim low-cut top. She paired it with grey jeans and elevated the look with a chic black fur ankle-length coat.

The 32-year-old opted for bright red pointed heels and a Luis Vitton black bag with gold chain. She amplified the look with a red New York Yankees cap and completed her look with multiple jewelry, including a bracelet, watch, and rings.

Posing in a few pictures, Elaine Thompson-Herah ditched the black fur coat and flaunted her tattoos. In one of the pictures, she also shared a quote that said:

"My aura alone is either gonna make you love me or envy me. I never had to do too much fr."

Taking to social media, she shared the carousel of pictures and wrote:

"You don’t have to gas me, I was never on E ⛽️🇯🇲."

Elaine Thompson-Herah refrained from defending her titles at the Paris Olympics after withdrawing from Trials citing an injury

Elaine Thompson-Herah of Jamaica during the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo via Getty Images)

Elaine Thompson-Herah refrained from competing in the Jamaican Track and Field National Trials this year after enduring an Achilles injury, preventing her from defending her titles at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

She competed at the New York Grand Prix before the Trials, where she sustained an Achilles tendon injury. Although she only opted out from the 200m event initially at the Trials, she later announced her decision to remain absent from the 100m lineup too. A “small tear” of the Achilles tendon was examined.

Though the Achilles tendon injury was aggravated at the New York Grand Prix, Thompson-Herah has been navigating the injury since the 2016 Rio Games. The Jamaican sprinter was successful in defending her title in the 100m and 200m at the 2020 Tokyo Games after having won her initial medals in Rio.

Following her glorious feats at the 2020 Games, she became the first woman to have won back-to-back sprinting doubles medals at the Olympic Games. Although the sprinter pulled out from competing in the recent Games, she still intends to continue her track career.