With the WNBA season in full swing, it’s not just the on-court action catching our attention. The rookie class of 2024 has been turning heads with their fashion choices as well.
From bold colors to designer labels, these up-and-coming stars are making a statement with their off-court style. Let’s look at 10 of the best WNBA rookie outfits we’ve seen so far this season.
Caitlin Clark has been killing it in the fashion department, as well as on the court.
The first overall pick of the 2024 WNBA draft recently stepped out in a silk co-ord set from Fendi.
The beige and red ensemble, which featured a long sleeve button down and matching trousers, was adorned with the Italian brand’s iconic logo.
22-year-old Clark went makeup free as she arrived at the Barclays Center for a game, accessorizing with a pair of sling back pumps, a beige leather handbag and diamond hoop earrings.
Los Angeles Sparks forward, Cameron Brink, rocked an Alexander Wang ensemble that served as an advertisement for the WNBA’s League Pass in May.
‘Got league pass?’ her high-low shirt read.
She also donned an ultra mini denim skirt with a pair of Alexander Wang-branded underwear exposed.
The Stanford alum accessorized with knee high black boots, a small black handbag and dark shades.
‘Fashion is one of my biggest passions outside of basketball, so anything I can keep doing in that realm, I would be so happy with,’ Brink recently told Harper’s Bazaar.
‘I definitely get excited for tunnel fits! I work with stylist Sydney Bordonaro for some of them; she’s the best,’ she continued.
‘I definitely lean into more girly outfits off the court. I think basketball helps me display more of my masculine energy, so when I have the chance to do my hair, makeup, and put on a cute outfit, I take advantage of it.’
Angel Reese turned heads when she entered through the tunnel at Gainbridge Fieldhouse for her first game against former college rival, Caitlin Clark.
The Chicago Sky rookie was pictured in a gray ripped hooded dress, which featured major cutouts around her midsection.
She accessorized with silver strappy heels, a sparkling Balenciaga purse and matching silver sunglasses.
After posing for pictures, the 22-year-old joked, ‘Let me get these shoes off – a baddie can’t stay too bad, too long!’
Rickea Jackson proved she’s a certified fashion girl after making a dramatic outfit change at the 2024 WNBA draft.
Since then, Jackson has continued stepping out in chic ensembles after being drafted by the Los Angeles Sparks.
Last month, she opted for a two-tone denim mini dress adorned with religious cross imagery.
She paired it with a cropped black jacket, black knee-high boots, and a Chanel necklace.
Seattle Storm rookie Nika Mühl was forced to miss the first few games of the WNBA season after encountering issues with her work visa.
She decided to poke fun at the US government’s immigration services when she arrived at her debut game – against Clark and the Fever, no less – in a t-shirt featuring a faux visa stamp.
She paired the tee, which also featured the word ‘approved’ in big letters, with a denim mini skirt and black knee-high boots.
The No 14 draft pick, who hails from Croatia, played basketball at the University of Connecticut.
Kamilla Cardoso, the third overall pick of 2024 draft, has consistently been serving fantastic gameday fits.
Ahead of the Chicago Sky’s matchup against the Connecticut Sun last month, the South Carolina alum wore a black and white varsity jacket over a black crop top and a matching mini skirt.
She accessorized with a pair of strappy pumps, a Balenciaga handbag and dark shades.
From high fashion to casual cool, these WNBA rookies are proving that they’ve got a game both on and off the court.
Flip to the next page for photos of the 10 best WNBA rookie outfits this season…
