In Photos: Caitlin Clark keeps her look casual in white top and pink wide-leg pants as Fever hunt first win vs. Liberty 

While Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever have continued to struggle to start this season, dropping their first two games, Clark's elegance off-court has turned heads. At the WNBA draft, her attire received compliments and praise from basketball fans and fashion enthusiasts alike. Now, with the WNBA regular season underway, Clark's sense of fashion continues to impress.

Before Clark and the Fever's rematch against the New York Liberty on Saturday, the star rookie caught the attention of fans with her pregame fit. A video posted to social media by the Fever showed the team departing from the hotel to head to the arena.

There, many players were seen in pregame fits as they boarded the team bus. Some of them donned the team warmup, wearing matching sweatpants and hoodie combinations. Caitlin Clark, though, pulled off a fit that would make Russell Westbrook proud.

Pairing a white tank top with pink pants, Clark caught the attention of WNBA fans and fashion enthusiasts alike, much like she did on draft night. She was then seen in a separate video arriving for the game and making her pre-game walk down the tunnel in the same fit.

Check it out below:

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Looking at Caitlin Clark's play through her first two regular season WNBA games

While Caitlin Clark's fit off the court has earned her plenty of attention and admiration, her play on the court has been lacking. Through her first two regular-season games, Clark has appeared to struggle to find her rhythm and adjust to the WNBA pace.

Of course, it isn't uncommon to see players in both the NBA and the WNBA struggle to perform the same way they did in college early on in their careers. In the case of Clark, the former Iowa Hawkeye superstar has struggled in back-to-back games, with the Fever going winless during that stretch.

In her debut game, Caitlin Clark landed as the butt-end of a joke after posting a double-double with points and turnovers. She scored 20 points on 5-15 shooting from the field, including just 4-11 from downtown.

At the same time, she logged zero rebounds and just three assists to go along with 10 turnovers on the night. In her second game on Thursday, Clark took better care of the ball but scored just nine points on 2-8 shooting while going 1-7 from downtown.

On Saturday, though, she and the Fever will look to bounce back in a big way against the Liberty in a highly anticipated rematch.