"Love everything about the look and the dress": Fans in awe of Caitlin Clark as Fever superstar oozes elegance in New York

Several fans reacted to Caitlin Clark's elegant outfit as she recently attended the "A Year in TIME" event in New York City. The Indiana Fever star was adjudged TIME's Athlete of the Year for 2024.

Clark graced the red carpet of the yearly dinner organized by Time, which will feature keynote conversations with her and other Time awardees. Fans were quick to comment on the 22-year-old's look, and they seemed to be in agreement:

"Same! I love everything about the look and the dress here."

"Omggg obsessed with this look for Caitlin" a fan stated.

The photos of Clark that evening were quick to spread in the social media app, amassing several likes and comments of admiration for Clark:

"Caitlin just did the bat signal for you to get to work 😂," a fan posted

"I think Caitlin's red carpet game has leveled up recently. Because holy f**k man," a user said

"God bless the dinosaur that died to make the fossil fuel that was created to become petrol in the car that took her mom to hospital to give birth to her"

According to Time's website, Clark will be joining Time CEO of the Year, Lisa Su, Time Icon of the Year, Elton John, and more. The 2024 Time Person of the Year will also be announced on Thursday.

Caitlin Clark is uplifting women's basketball

The WNBA Rookie of the Year was making waves throughout 2024. Numerous awards and recognitions were handed out to her and the league. Aside from being Athlete of the Year, Clark was also recognized as the 2024 Most Viewed Player Page by Basketball Reference, both in college and professionally. She swept both the US and Canada.

Her team, the Indiana Fever, was also recognized as the Most Viewed Team Page this year. The WNBA also received the "Caitlin Clark effect" as the league dethroned ChatGPT as the fastest-growing brand in the US this year, according to Morning Consult. Many fans have attributed this development to Clark's stardom and popularity.

Clark helped the Indiana Fever to reach the WNBA Playoffs and here, they lost 0-2 to the Connecticut Sun. The team lost 69-93 in Game 1 before enduring a 81-87 defeat in Game 2.