Caitlin Clark's stylish arrival steals the WNBA All-Star spotlight
The Indiana Fever rookie was ruled out of the game due to a groin injury that has been bothering her for several weeks. She also missed the league's 3-Point Contest despite being named a captain for the weekend.
Even off the court, Caitlin Clark makes headlines
But when Clark arrived at the event, all eyes were on her, and not for anything basketball-related.
Sporting a sharp black blazer over a crisp white button-down, she layered in a graphic tee tucked neatly into structured black shorts. A wide belt with a square pouch detail cinched her look together, and she completed the ensemble with black pointed-toe heels.
Social media lit up immediately after images of Clark's outfit surfaced.
'She stole the show,' one user wrote.
'Caitlin looks fantastic,' another fan added.
Others chimed in with praise, calling the outfit 'Prada-worthy' and comparing her entrance to that of a CEO showing up to run the league herself.
MORE: WNBA star has plan for $52,575 cash from WNBA All-Star Weekend
Injury Update
Clark has now missed 11 games this season, an unusual run of absences for a player who's known for her durability. Even with the missed time, she's still been producing at a high level, averaging 16.5 points, 5 rebounds, and nearly 9 assists per game.
The All-Star break gave her some added rest, but there's still no firm timetable on when she'll be back to full strength. For now, she's still managing the groin injury that forced her off the court during one of the league's biggest weekends.
Whether she's suited up or sidelined, one thing is clear: Caitlin Clark continues to be the main attraction.
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Caitlin Clark dodges kiss, sparks wild fan reactions at All-Star Event
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