In Pictures: Jannik Sinner turns heads in stylish looks for latest Gucci campaign, models fashionable winterwear atop snowy mountain
Jannik Sinner recently cut a stylish figure in Gucci's latest campaign, in his role as the global brand ambassador for the luxury Italian fashion house. The World No. 1 showed off his modeling skills as he posed in a striking winter-themed photoshoot.
Sinner is currently in action at the 2024 ATP Finals, aiming to clinch his maiden title at the prestigious event. The Italian has positioned himself strongly in his group, bolstering his chances of reaching the semifinals at the year-end championships by beating both Alex de Minaur and Taylor Fritz in straight sets.
Amid his campaign in Turin, pictures from the latest Gucci Gift campaign were released, capturing Jannik Sinner posing in fashionable knitwear against the backdrop of snowy mountains. The 23-year-old flaunted a sophisticated winter look, donning a gray sweater, black jeans, a matching Gucci belt, and sunglasses.
In another shot, the World No. 1 reclined on the snow in an ombre gray sweater embellished with the iconic Gucci logo, alongside an elegant silver monogrammed duffel bag.
Sinner recently also donned a chic black-and-white striped Gucci polo shirt while receiving the year-end World No. 1 trophy during a special ceremony at the ATP Finals, achieving the honor for the first time in his career.
Jannik Sinner's mother Siglinde burst into tears as Italian received year-end World No. 1 trophy
Jannik Sinner's parents made a rare appearance in their son's player box at the ATP Finals to cheer on the Italian while he received the year-end World No. 1 trophy. While his father Hanspeter beamed with pride, the 23-year-old's mother Siglinde shed some tears over her son's feat.
The two-time Grand Slam champion was moved by his mother's emotional reaction, reflecting on all the "sacrifices" their family had made to allow him to win one of the "most special" trophies of his career.
"I just heard that my mom was crying, which is something very cute! Only they know from my early stages, when I was around 13, how many sacrifices we made as a family also. We would have never though that we’d have this [year-end World No. 1 trophy] at home at some point," Jannik Sinner said.
"You know, these are really only dreams. And then slowly you try to improve as a player, as a person and now I am standing here with one of the, if not the most special trophies I have," he added.
Jannik Sinner is set to face Daniil Medvedev in a blockbuster clash in his final group stage match at the ATP Finals. The Italian will enter the match with an edge over Medvedev, having defeated the World No. 4 in seven of their last eight encounters.