Caitlin Clark, Nika Muhl, A’ja Wilson, and Kelsey Plum bring runway vibes to the WNBA
In front of a sold-out crowd on Tuesday, Caitlin Clark made her WNBA debut for the Indiana Fever, so it only seemed fitting that she flaunted her style before the game.
For the opening tip of the regular season, the 22-year-old showed up at Mohegan Sun Arena prepared to take on the Connecticut Sun. She was wearing a similar Nike Air Force 1 Low Tiffany & Co. 1837s and a matching purse.
Tumbled leather is used to create the ‘Tiffany Blue’ swoosh insignia on the black suede sneaker. Even though the shoe only costs $400 at retail, it may sell for more than $1,500 on the used buying market.
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A shoe horn, shoe brush, and silver whistle are among the exclusive accessories that come co-branded with Tiffany & Co. in sterling silver.
The first overall pick in the draft chose to wear Nike Kobe 6 Protro Grinches as she took the court. After signing a $28 million contract with the sportswear behemoth until 2032, the former Iowa Hawkeyes star can get used to wearing the most exclusive Nike merchandise.
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She finished her debut with a disappointing score of 92–71 against the Sun, despite having a team-high 20 points and three assists.
WNBA players present a polished look.
After becoming the first athlete to wear Prada at the 2024 WNBA Draft, Clark has a history of making fashion statements.
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As the first overall pick of the Fever, Clark left her impact early on in her career as a professional basketball player.
A’ja Wilson showed off her physique by wearing a black and red leather jacket, matching miniskirt, and heels to her Las Vegas Aces debut. Kelsey Plum joined her, sporting a slick, glossy, black, tough attire complete with sunglasses, as she embraced her Kanye West sense of style. And Nika Muhl was looking amazing in a fit.
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In addition, they both performed admirably on the floor, defeating the Phoenix Mercury 89-80 with Wilson scoring 30 points and pulling down 13 rebounds and Plum scoring 19 points.
