Angel Reese Just Walked Two Red Carpets in One Night—and Scored a Fashion Slam Dunk at Both
A style doubleheader for the books.
Some WNBA stars spend the offseason resting and recovering before games resume, but not Angel Reese. She can't stop, won't stop scoring style slam dunks. Since the 2026 WNBA Finals on Halloween, the 24-year-old flaunted a full Chanel outfit at her alma mater, Louisiana State University, pulled off the zebra-print trend at her brother's NBA game, and on November 12, walked two red carpets in one night.
For Reese, the evening began at the Season 2 premiere of The Hunting Wives in L.A. She may have made her TV debut, playing "Trainer Barbie" in the Netflix show, but she looked every bit a regular on the red carpet. The athlete's silky slip dress—complete with romantic floral-and-bow print and a knee-sweeping skirt—seems to be from Roberto Cavalli's Spring/Summer 2003 collection. She cinched an identical, pastel-printed bustier beneath her bust, which started her corset series for the evening.
From there, Reese accessorized with complementary pastel pieces, including a shearling stole, rose gold sandals, and pink diamond drop earrings. But every single sparkler, down to her coral-colored ring, disappeared before Reese arrived at her second step-and-repeat of the night.
Angel Reese arrived at The Hunting Wives premiere, her first red carpet event of the night.
Once the lights dimmed at the Egyptian Theater and the Season 2 screening started, Reese snuck away to Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood. She did a daring 180 at the 2026 GQ Men of the Year party, the perfect place to take risks (as Hailey Bieber's exposed Gucci thong proved last year). Reese stole the show in a little black corset dress, featuring a semi-sheer bustier and an asymmetrical, delicately draped pencil skirt.
For accessories, she wore a thick black choker made of rhinestones and matching tennis necklaces. Reese's finishing touches? Oversized statement rings and satin ankle-strap stilettos.
Reese ended the evening at the GQ Men of the Year event in a little black dress.
Reese is staying busy after a successful Finals-bound season with the Atlanta Dream. Sure, the team didn't take home the WNBA Championship Trophy, but Reese is still winning beyond the confines of the basketball court.
With all of the top-tier tunnel outfits that Reese modeled before games, she couldn't just stop serving looks when the Golden State Valkyries won the WNBA Finals. That would've been a disservice to her fans and her cool-girl fashion collection.
