This Saturday, the hottest runway is not in Paris. Instead, it’s the WNBA All-Star game tunnel! Keeping up with tradition, both rookie sensations were spotted in breathtaking outfits before the game. Usually, it’s “Chi-Town Barbie” who goes viral for her pregame fits this season. But this time, it seems Caitlin Clark has taken over.

After seeing her outfit choice before the WNBA All-Star Game in Phoenix, Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark arrived in a white top paired with a simple brown leather skirt. To complete her look, she added sunglasses and red-hot heels, exuding a formal yet classy vibe. Every time Caitlin Clark makes an appearance, either on or off the court, she ensures that the sold-out arenas are completely satisfied.

But this time, her teammates also put their best foot forward. Right beside Clark, shining as bright, was Aliyah Boston in a red sequined top with floral pants paired with ruby slippers, and Kelsey Mitchell bringing in the pop of color and the league might we add, with a patchwork jumpsuit displaying WNBA team jerseys.

“Kelsey Mitchell, Aliyah Boston, and Caitlin Clark rolling up to the @WNBA All-Star Game in style,” penned Indiana Fever on X to reveal the star trio’s look.

Impressive, right? “Chi-town Barbie,” on the other hand, was caught rocking a bold brown dress. This time, it wasn’t just the dress but the confidence that the Chicago Sky rookie wore that caught everyone’s eye. While anyone could be the winner, Fever fans were all about their stars in the comments. But what did they say?

Fever stars left X Users mesmerised with her pregame fit!

Right after the Indiana Fever shared a video of Clark walking down the tunnel with her All-Star teammates, the comment section went crazy. “Caitlin’s style is [fire],” an X user penned to praise the All-Star game forward. Actually, it isn’t just Clark rocking the outfit; she’s keeping up with the legacy. WNBA fashion has evolved over the years, with rookies following the path started by avant-garde trendsetters Kelsey Plum and A’ja Wilson.

“Clark looks like a Barbie doll,” added another, heaping praise on the Iowa native. A hint towards “Chi-town Barbie” Angel Reese who sought the nickname from Bayou Barbie after being drafted by the Chicago Sky to reflect her new city? A possibility. Regardless, the focus was all on the three stars.

“Very original! KM” added a user applauding Kelsey Mitchell for her unique idea behind the patchwork jumpsuit. As the three Indiana Fever mates made an entry together, a user called them, “WNBA Charlie’s Angels” Notably, the Fever became the dominant team with the most number of players on the All-Star roster making it earlier for them to collaborate on court.

“That’s a whole lot of trouble,” another asserted as they took over the runway and later on the court for a combined 21 points and Clark’s record breaking 10 assists.

Caitlin Clark, Jonquel Jones, Nneka Ogwumike, DeWanna Bonner, and Arike Ogunbowale made the starting five from the All-Star today. With Ogunbowale leading, Team USA was outshined 117-109.