Caitlin Clark posing at WNBA Orange carpetCaitlin Clark (Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images)
Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark and many of the game’s biggest stars of the WNBA showed off their outfits on WNBA All-Star Weekend 2024 orange carpet.

Clark was among several A-list athletes who attended the Women’s National Basketball Association All-Star Weekend 2024 orange carpet event in Phoenix on Thursday. She came dressed to impress.

The Indiana Fever player broke down the outfit she had on.

For the event, Caitlin Clark wore a dress courtesy of Armani and a minidress featuring semi-sheer fabric in a shade of sand, long sleeves, and a body-con-style skirt, per WWD.com.

Clark also appeared to have on a see-through shirt as well.

To finish off the look, she wore Versace pointed-toe heels with a bow detail and gold embellishment.

Clark recently set the record for most assists in a WNBA game when she had 19 of them in a loss to the Dallas Wings.

She also became the first player in league history to record a game with 29 points, 13 assists, five rebounds, five 3-pointers, five steals, and three blocks.

Her next game will see her teamed up with her biggest rival as Clark and Angel Reese will play on the same team for the first time Saturday as All-Stars.

 

Caitlin Clark Opts Out of Huge WNBA Event

Caitlin Clark is having a fantastic rookie season, but the young guard chose not to participate in a huge event.

One of Clark’s biggest attributes in the WNBA is her 3-point shooting; although she had the chance to participate, she turned it down.

Clark is currently tied for number three in 3-pointers made this year.

Fellow WNBA star Sabrina Ionescu also opted out of the event.

WNBA Explains Why Caitlin Clark Was Not Included In Their Three-Point Contest For All-Star Weekend

Caitlin Clark shooting basketballCaitlin Clark (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
The NBA has revealed why Caitlin Clark was not included in the lineup for Friday’s three-point contest.

The Indiana Fever rookie has the fourth-most made threes in the WNBA this season and is shooting 32.7 percent from distance. She was expected to be one of the first names drawn for said contest. However, neither she nor Sabrina Ionescu, another dangerous sharpshooter, will be competing.

The announcement naturally drew ire from fans online. However, it appears the decision was Caitlin’s, with Sabrina also declining an offer to participate.

Doug Feinberg of the Associated Press reported that both stars were invited to take part but turned down the offer. Ionescu is with Team USA preparing for the Olympics, but Clark’s reason for refusing is still unknown.

“The @WNBA confirmed that @sabrina_i20 and @CaitlinClark22 were invited for 3-point contest and declined participating. Ionescu is taking part in the Olympic camp which is getting ready for the Paris Games,” Feinberg tweeted.

Fans Back Down After WNBA Reveals Caitlin Clark Didn’t Want To Participate

Fans have changed their tune following the update, having initially lashed out at the league.

“CC has played non-stop basketball since October, Sabrina focusing on Paris, Makes sense for both of them,” one wrote.

“ppl having a go at Clark for this are absolutely wild, she’s playing in the all star game as it stands and she seems absolutely shattered at the moment,” another remarked.

“yall were pretending to be marketing experts when they simply didn’t wanna do it lmao,” someone else joked.

In any case, both Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu will be in the All-Star Game this Saturday, with the former named an All-Star amid her rookie season, while the latter will represent Team USA on the other end.