Angel Reese was already a superstar before making her WNBA Finals debut this season.
In her first year with the Atlanta Dream, the forward excelled and won Defensive Player of the Year.
Reese won a national championship with LSU before being drafted No. 7 overall in the 2024 WNBA Draft by the Chicago Sky. Along with her basketball journey, Reese has become a fashion icon, making bold statements in the tunnel and even attending the sartorial Super Bowl, the Met Gala.
Reese continued to show her sartorial smarts in the 2026 WNBA Finals. She made history with three straight double-doubles and, even though the Dream lost in seven games to the Golden State Valkyries, there was a lot for Reese to reflect on about her first year with her Atlanta teammates.
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“They changed my life, and I’m just so grateful for them, and I’m so thankful for them,” she said. “And it is tough in the moment, but we’ll be back. And I always say, delayed, not denied.”
Here are Reese’s looks from all seven games of the WNBA Finals:
Angel Reese went cozy for her WNBA Finals debut in Game 1. She wore a white sweatsuit with cheetah print stripes, an excellent detail. This look might be on the more casual side, but the crossbody Chanel muff was an accessory only the most elite can pull off.
You can’t go wrong with a LBD (little black dress for those who don’t know) and Angel Reese looked flawless ahead of Game 2. Her dress had frills in the front and back and she put a single diamond necklace around the high neckline. It was exquisite.
Angel Reese kept her streak of stylish looks strong with a luxe black and gold outfit for Game 3, the first matchup in Atlanta. She wore a cropped black Chanel tank and sweater with a leather skirt that had a gold coin belt. She didn’t need to wonder IF she was a rich girl…
Angel Reese went schoolgirl chic for Game 4. She wore a red tweed jacket and skirt set. Accessorizing it with a wide headband and Chanel purse completed the look perfectly.
Angel Reese put aside her high fashion looks to make a different type of statement for Game 5. Her all black outfit was centered around a T-shirt that said “Protect Black Women.”
