Andreescu poses for Her True Self campaign

Apr 14, 2020
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Andreescu poses for Her True Self campaign

Published Apr 14, 2020

Bianca Andreescu is one of the stars of a new campaign "Her True Self" with photographer Radka Leitmeritz. The project's goal is to "showcase WTA players at their most authentic moments".

Leitmeritz has worked with a lot of influential, athletic women, with her work published in the likes of the ESPN Body Issue, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Racquet Magazine and many more.

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Andreescu posed in a white T-shirt and track pants, as well as a two-piece bodysuit.

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The Canadian teen posted a few snaps from the photoshoot to her social media accounts.

Including one with her mother Maria and dog Coco.

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Andreescu, currently ranked No. 6, was working on a comeback to the tour from a knee injury when the tours were shut down.