WNBA

She deserves an honorary Most Valuable Fashion Player trophy.

She styled her fluffy footwear with a $10,400 Chanel bag.

Courtesy of Gucci, no less.

Sadly, it didn't have the game-winning effect on the Atlanta Dream.

It became the Golden State Valkyries good luck charm.

A'ja Wilson, Azzi Fudd, and Paige Bueckers brought their A-game.

From tunnel walks to custom draft looks, the WNBA rookie reflects on finding her fashion identity in the spotlight.

New York City's First Lady sourced an up-and-coming designer.

"Seeing the finished product for the first time will forever be a core memory."

She's come a long way from all-white looks.

The Los Angeles Sparks explains how she brought her "intentional, but easy" style to the Resort 2027 show.

An injury kept her out of the game, but not out of style.

Naturally, I had to see if it lasted through a work day.

This class of rising stars is one to watch, both on and off the court.

The 22-year-old got her first-ever designer bag from the brand. Now, Coach is dressing her.

The WNBA star can't stop, won't stop making waves.

Talk about a good luck charm.

If only she had a tunnel to strut through.