Olympic champ Gabby Thomas flaunts dramatic new look while crushing white-fit stunner

Gabby Thomas can do no wrong. Her latest hairstyle and fit was yet another winner from the track star. This time she really changed up her look.
The 28-year-old three-time Olympic gold medalist crushed her track offseason with looks like jean shorts while on ESPN’s College GameDay, and melting the Formula 1 track in Austin, Texas, in a cowgirl miniskirt look. She’s been just as sizzling on the running track, winning the first-ever Grand Slam Track meet and $100k where she hit an iconic dance on the podium.
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Speaking of dancing, Thomas has been doing a lot of that lately turning track practice into a dance duo session, and then dancing after Coco Gauff won the French Open, and showing her moves with her fiancé Spencer McManes.
In her latest post, Thomas flaunted a new hairstyle in a glam makeover while crushing a breathtaking white fit.


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That’s definitely a gold-medal look right there.
Here’s a couple of recent other hairstyles she’s rocked with so you can see the difference.


Thomas has said she wants to try and compete in the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles before retiring. After track she has a bright future in the medical field for the Harvard and University of Texas graduate.
For now, she’s just winning in everything she does.

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