The WNBA made its highly anticipated return last night, bringing not only the action on the court but also some seriously stylish looks off it, especially after a long break for the Olympics. The pregame tunnel fits were on fire, and none shone brighter than those of Chi-Town Barbie Angel Reese and Los Angeles Sparks rookie Cameron Brink.
Angel Reese, as expected, didn’t disappoint, showing off her impeccable style in a sleek black Chanel minidress. But the real head-turner of the night was Cameron Brink, who, despite still recovering from an ACL injury, made a fashion statement that had everyone talking.
Brink, who is still sidelined from playing, rocked the tunnel in knee-high black boots paired with a matching blouse and a chic denim miniskirt. She completed her ensemble with her black ACL sleeve, blending her recovery gear seamlessly into her outfit. But the night wasn’t just about her fashion sense. Brink was also handed a custom Sparks-themed guitar by none other than musician and singer St. Vincent, who was there to perform the National Anthem. The moment was a perfect blend of music, fashion, and sports, as Brink playfully strummed the guitar, channeling her inner rock star.
Unfortunately, the Sparks didn’t have much to celebrate on the court, as they were soundly defeated by the New York Liberty, who boast a stellar 22-4 record, with a final score of 103-68. However, despite the tough loss, Brink and her fellow rookie teammate Rickea Jackson ensured that the Sparks still had something to smile about.
Jackson also turned heads with her pregame look, opting for a sleek long-sleeve crop top, trendy cargo pants, and her signature Skechers.
The duo, known for their bold fashion choices, continue to make a name for themselves off the court, even as their team struggles with a 6-19 record.
While the Sparks might be facing challenges on the court, Brink and Jackson are undoubtedly winning in the style department. Their tunnel fits serve as a reminder that even in the face of adversity, they’re not just rookies in the league—they’re setting trends and making waves in the fashion world.
