Sport's biggest stars storm the Laureus World Sports Awards red carpet
Some of the sporting world's biggest names have swapped their performance outfits for their glad rags for one of the biggest events on the calendar.
The red carpet has been rolled out in Madrid for the 2025 Laureus World Sports Awards, honouring athletes and sporting achievements from throughout the last year.
From Simone Biles and Rafael Nadal to Australia's own Ariarne Titmus and Arisa Trew, keep scrolling to see who hit the ruby rug over in Spain overnight.
Mondo Duplantis and Desiré Inglander
He made history at Paris 2024, but Mondo Duplantis' love story also drew plenty of attention during the Games.
The pole vaulter, who defended his Olympic title and broke his own world record at the event last year, attended the Laureus awards with fiancee Desiré Inglander.
If you watched Duplantis' performance at Paris, you might remember seeing him run over to Inglander and kiss her in celebration – a scene many viewers likened to something straight out of a rom-com.
Months later, in October, the couple announced their engagement.
Mondo Duplantis and Desiré Inglander
The look of love right there!
The couple once again had cause for celebration in Madrid, with Duplantis taking home the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year Award.
"Can't describe how proud I am of you," Inglander wrote on her Instagram Stories as the athlete accepted his honour.
Desiré Inglander
Here's a better look at Inglander's eye-catching outfit.
The Swedish model and content creator teamed a sequin-encrusted gown featuring a geometric pattern with a cape in the same shade, featuring floral motifs.
Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas
Here's another couple sport fans love to see out and about together.
Tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa gave us something of a 'couple dressing' moment in their chic white ensembles, with Badosa in a strapless white gown and Tsitsipas in a suit.
Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas
Here's a better look!
Both outfits were designed by Pedro del Hierro.
Ariarne Titmus
Our golden girl!
Aussie swimming icon Ariarne Titmus turned heads in this vibrant red ensemble as she walked the carpet with her partner Mack.
Titmus was nominated for the Laureus' Comeback of the Year award after she defended her 400m freestyle title at Paris 2024, becoming the first woman to do so this century.
The swimmer scooped up two gold and two silver medals in total during the Olympics.
Ariarne Titmus
Titmus was met with plenty of fanfare as she arrived at the awards ceremony.
She wasn't the only Aussie Olympian to hit the red carpet...
Arisa Trew
Teen skateboarding sensation Arisa Trew has continued her incredible 12 months of achievements with a Laureus Award nod.
The 14-year-old, who won the women's park skateboarding gold medal at Paris 2024, was nominated in the Laureus Action Sportsperson Of The Year category.
Trew hit the red carpet in this sweet pink dress with a bubble hem, teamed with sneakers.
Arisa Trew
This wasn't Trew's first time at the ceremony.
The Gold Coast athlete won last year's Laureus Action Sportsperson of the Year Award in honour of her becoming the first female skater to land a 720, a trick involving two full rotations in mid-air, in competition.
She was 13 at the time.
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