Chloe Kim Displays Toned Legs In Sheer Gown

Kim was among the honorees of the gala, which shone a light on some of the most influential Asian and Pacific Islander figures of last year.

Chloe looked stunning in a tiered sheer gown with a plunging neckline and high-slit design. The flirty frock highlighted her toned leg, which was peeking out of the side slit.

"Gold Gala 🥰 Thank you @goldhouseco for such an incredible night. I left feeling nothing but pride ❤️," Chloe captioned her post, feeling grateful for the event.

The two-time Olympic medalist enjoys an active lifestyle even when she is not training for competition. Apart from snowboarding, Chloe has developed a love for tennis, and it seems like she is determined to steal the spotlight from Serena Williams.

As she joked in an interview with TIME, she has declared war on Serena. "I’m a tennis star. Serena, I’m coming for ya... I’ve declared war," Chloe said.

To keep her legs and glutes toned and strong to pull off amazing tricks on the halfpipe, Chloe never skips leg day.

She does a lot of single-leg squats and lateral lunges, which are great for muscle-building and improving core strength.

You don't need expensive gym equipment to build muscle strength, says Mayo Clinic. Body-weight exercises, which include squats, lunges, situps, pushups, planks, and step-ups, can be as effective in strength training as weight machines.

It's important to stay focused when working out, so Chloe makes sure that she isn't distracted. While she is active on social media and connects with her fans all the time, her phone is away from her when she is exercising.

"I’ve been trying to stay away from my phone while working out cuz I end up looking at the time then start scrolling for 2 hours so Breitling has been helping me get rid of that problem 🥰," she shared on Instagram, fronting her beautiful timepiece.

After Simone Biles' controversial decision to withdraw from the Olympics last year, Kim showed support for her fellow athlete and had nothing but kind words for the gymnast.

"Having that comfort knowing that, ‘Hey, I’m doing something really dangerous, or I’m doing something that is hard on my body, if I mentally can’t do it, then I shouldn’t,’" she explained in an interview with TIME, adding that she was inspired by Simone's courage to prioritize mental health.

“It’s in my best interest. Showing the world that you have to put yourself first and give up something like an Olympic gold medal, that was very touching and inspirational.”