Former player Andre Agassi recently took a trip down memory lane, sharing glimpses of his iconic fashion sense and style from his playing days. Agassi, who captained Team World to the Laver Cup title last month, shared his most famous on and off-court looks.Through an Instagram post, Agassi shared pictures featuring him in different sporting outfits, on-court poses, and casual wear. The Las Vegas, Nevada, native posted photos of his distinctive fashion style from the 1990s, showing his long hair, headbands, gold earrings, and chains. In the caption, he wrote:"Taking a stroll down amnesia lane 🫣 (face with peeking eye emoticon) #throwbackthursday." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAgassi is widely regarded as one of the greatest tennis players of all time. Throughout his decorated career, he clinched 60 singles titles, including eight Majors. He completed the career Golden Slam by winning all four Majors and an Olympic gold medal.Andre Agassi won the Olympic gold medal at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics. As a captain, he led Team World, featuring World No. 4 Taylor Fritz, Alex de Minaur, and others, to their third Laver Cup title last month. Former Australian player, Patrick Rafter, served as the vice-captain.The duo's team defeated Team Europe, which featured World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz, World No. 3 Alexander Zverev, and other elite players.Andre Agassi reflects on his leadership qualities after 2025 Laver Cup winAndre Agassi with Team World at the Laver Cup 2025 - Day 3 - Source: GettyThe Hall of Famer, Andre Agassi, recently shed light on his leadership role at the 2025 Laver Cup. He expressed admiration for his team and the confidence they brought to the competition."I could help them. I could distract them, or I could make it about what it’s not. You earn respect, you don’t demand it. What I learned is kind of what I continue to learn, which is try to do more listening than talking and try to stay out of their way. If they notice you, hopefully it’s only because, you’re adding or keeping their eyes on the prize or on the purpose," he said (via Laver Cup's website).He continued:"The common theme I took away from this group is just how confident they are in what they can do on a tennis court. It was amazing to watch their calm in the midst of storms."Agassi has also served as a coach of the Serbian legend, Novak Djokovic, and the Bulgarian star, Grigor Dimitrov.