During her limited time in the WNBA, Caitlin Clark has proven her penchant for suits. In July, when she became the first WNBA rookie to record a triple-double against the New York Liberty, she graced the occasion in a Gucci suit, which garnered a lot of attention from fans. And now, when she is on the verge of making another record, Clark is seen donning a peculiar suit that drew a lot of flak from fans. The only peculiar thing is that this time her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, is at the receiving end.

Clark had worn a white-striped blue color jumpsuit on Sunday before the game against the Seattle Storm. As per reports, the suit was priced at $826. The top was $398, and the pants were $428. Another peculiar thing that caught the notice of fans was that Clark’s teammate Katie Lou Samuelson’s husband Devin Cannady pointed out by commenting on the post that it was Clark’s boyfriend Connor McCaffery who had styled her today. But, that did not deter fans from expressing their true views. “Who tf is Caitlin Clark stylist?” commented one fan. McCaffery must be hoping that the fan doesn’t get to know that he had styled her.

Meanwhile, Clark will take hardwood tonight in her fourth and final regular season game against the Seattle Storm. Already on her way to accomplishing three milestones, it will be interesting to see how Clark performs tonight. Firstly, she is on her way to bag the WNBA rookie record by surpassing Ticha Penicheiro who recorded 223 assists.

Next, if she scores two more three-pointers then she will be eclipsing Tamika Catchings (76 three-pointers) as the Fever rookie with the most three-pointers in a season. Last but not least, if Clark scores 10+ assists, she will take over the WNBA record for most 10+ assists for a rookie. Seems possible, doesn’t it?

When Clark returned to the hardwood after the WNBA break, she scored 29 points with 10 assists and 5 rebounds, earning applause from all corners. Her loyal fans implied that Clark during the WNBA break had worked on her skills. Hence, this upcoming game will set the tone for the rest of the season. Hence, the stakes are high since this is going to be a revenge game for Clark who has lost all the three games she has played against the Seattle Storm this season. Therefore, breaking the record while taking her team to victory could be a good redemption arc for the Fever rookie. Meanwhile, fans had different reactions to her outfit.

Fans slam Caitlin Clark for her outfit

“How do you feel about Caitlin Clark’s min suits? I personally feel she wears them better than I’ve ever seen, still a weird cut though,” another social media user commented. The netizen was pointing to the fact that though Clark carries her suits with grace, they are still a little “weird” on the 22-year-old athlete.

“Caitlin stylist secretly an opp bc nobody in their right mind would let her walk out in these fits,” another fan took a hilarious dig at Clark’s stylist mentioning that the stylist was a rival to Clark and hence, never wanted her to dress the part. Looks like Angel Reese has found a friend in McCaffery.

“some blind *f probably,” another fan commented. The user was criticizing the stylist for an unusual retro sense of dressing. Looks like McCaffery will have to face much hate.

“TJ Max,” another fan took a dig at Clark opining that she was wearing suits from regular stores like TJ Max. And hence, subtly enumerating that there was nothing classy in her dressing sense.

“Oh God this woman is class 🔥,” one of Clark’s fans wrote. They supported her by expounding that it looked amazing on Clark. The user was pointing to the fact that Clark is known for her suits and it’s her specialty to don such clothes.

While the game is underway, it will be interesting to see if Clark can surpass these records tonight. Meanwhile, her fans are glued to the screen rooting for their favorite rookie to shine tonight.

Stay tuned for more such updates and join us for the exciting second episode of the “Dual Threat Show” as our host BG12 sits down with Georgia Bulldogs star and Mountain West All-Freshman Team Selection, Asia Avinger.