Simone Biles custom outfit Indianapolis Colts moment turned into a field-side reveal on Sunday, October 18, when she watched Jonathan Owens play against the Tennessee Titans at Lucas Oil Stadium. She posted two snaps from the game and shared a video of herself kissing Owens on the field after the Colts' 26-20 loss.
No. 38 on the front
Biles wore a white, form-fitting short-sleeve shirt with Owens' jersey No. 38 on the front, plus matching white shorts with his last name on the back. She paired the look with tall brown boots, a long brown coat and a brown bag, then left her long wavy hair down for the photos she shared on her Instagram Story.
She wrote, "We did the 38 and Owens out of the football material & I'm literally obsessed 🤎." That detail matters because the outfit was not just color-coordinated; the number and name were built into the clothing itself, turning a standard game-day appearance into a custom piece tied directly to his on-field identity.
Kelly Daley's custom work
Biles tagged Kelly Daley in one of the photos and added, "I swear she never misses." The tag identifies the designer behind the look, and the football-material accents show a hands-on custom build rather than a store-bought outfit with simple team colors. For a reader following celebrity game-day style, that is the practical distinction: the design itself carried the message, not just the accessories.
In September, Biles had said she would stay home for Owens' road weekends this season so she could still work those weekends, and she also said it was exciting to watch him compete every week. Her appearance on Sunday put that plan in public view and showed she chose to be at Lucas Oil Stadium anyway, even after drawing a line around away games earlier in the season.
Sunday's Colts-Titans loss
The Colts fell 26-20 to the Tennessee Titans, but the game-day post kept the attention on Biles' support of Owens rather than the final score. The video of them kissing on the field added a second layer to the appearance: it was both a personal moment and a public one, shared after the game from the same place where the outfit was photographed.
What remains most useful for readers is the detail behind the clothes. Biles did not just show up in team colors; she wore a custom white look built around No. 38 and Owens' name, then credited Kelly Daley for making it work. That is the part to watch if she posts again: whether the next appearance stays this personalized or returns to a simpler game-day formula.
