Paris Couture Week may have ended a few weeks ago, but an unlikely runway is keeping fashion girls fed: the WNBA tunnels. Over the weekend, the league held an AT&T-sponsored All-Star Game in Indianapolis, gathering one of its most in-demand and stylish athletes. I’m talking about Indiana Fever’s point guard Caitlin Clark.

Die-hard WNBA fans have taken sides and are always going after Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. It needs to stop or it'll ruin the growth of the sport.

Caitlin Clark added another Prada entry to her growing off-court fashion record, this time stepping into sculptural ivory slingbacks for the Glamour x Lilly All Star Celebration in Indianapolis.

Caitlin Clark in Prada. Angel Reese wearing Dior. Paige Bueckers rocking Dapper Dan. A’ja Wilson in Louis Vuitton. Pregame outfits have come a long way, baby. It’s all part of nailing the so-called tunnel fit — a reference to the tunnel that leads players to the locker room — which has emerged as a catwalk of sorts for athletes looking to make a

I think we can safely put Caitlin Clark's name on the WNBA's Rookie of the Year trophy already, no? Granted, the odds are already in her favor. Not that I pay attention to these sorts of things as ...

Caitlin Clark may be the Associated Press’ pick for WNBA Rookie of the Year, but she’s certainly no novice — on the court, or in the tunnel. Today, for the Indiana Fever’s second game of ...