Simone Biles Colts game day outfit landed at the Aug. 22 preseason game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Indianapolis Colts: a black Colts cropped tank top, matching black pants and a Chanel purse. She was photographed with Jonathan Owens, and the look moved fast online after the game.
Aug. 22 Colts game
Biles wore her hair in boho braids and paired the outfit with elevated soft glam makeup. The styling kept the focus on the Colts colors without trying too hard, which is why the appearance read as deliberate rather than random sideline wear.
Owens, a safety for the Indianapolis Colts, signed a one-year deal in March after playing for the Chicago Bears for the last two seasons and the Houston Texans from 2019 to 2022, then the Green Bay Packers in 2023. That timeline puts Biles back in the role she has long played during football season: the partner who shows up, posts, and turns a game into a public moment.
X reaction to Biles
Her appearance at the Aug. 22 Colts game went viral on X, and the fan response split between admiration and side-eye. One fan wrote, "I love @Simone_Biles and the fact her hubby is a Colt is an extra blessing". Another posted, "One thing about Simone Biles. She (is going to) support her husband."
The friction is in the styling, not the support. Biles is described as being back in her WAG era, but the look also drew debate because it mixed polished game-day branding with a crop-top fit that some viewers treated as too revealing for the setting. That kind of reaction is exactly why this kind of appearance travels: the outfit is simple, the symbolism is not.
Jonathan Owens and Biles
Biles and Owens also wore matching wine colored ensembles for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden in July, a reminder that their public appearances are already part of a running image strategy. Biles shares her game day recaps with her millions of followers on TikTok during football season, so this Colts stop was never just a private date night in the stands.
The practical takeaway is straightforward: her game-day posts are now a repeatable media event, not a one-off photo op. If Biles keeps turning up in Colts gear while Owens' season moves forward, the outfit will keep functioning as a signal of support, and the reaction will keep being measured in posts, not touchdowns.
