In Photos: A'ja Wilson makes a resounding fashion statement in Melitta Baumeister green denim ensemble

A'ja Wilson made a stylish statement with her final pregame outfit for the 2024 regular season ahead of the Las Vegas Aces hosting the Dallas Wings on Thursday. With just one game left in what could be one of the greatest individual regular seasons in WNBA history, she dazzled in a striking green denim ensemble.

She paired a green-painted black Melitta Baumeister denim jacket with wide-leg denim pants of the same style from the same brand.

Check out A'ja Wilson showcasing this stunning look below.

A'ja Wilson stuns with green denim outfit (Photos from the Aces' IG)

This season, Wilson has achieved remarkable single-season scoring and rebounding records, positioning herself as a frontrunner to win her third MVP award.

She eclipsed Jewell Loyd’s scoring record(939 points) and became the first WNBA player to surpass 1,000 points in a single season, while also setting the single-season rebounding record, overtaking Angel Reese(446).

Although Wilson did not play tonight, she concluded the season with impressive stats: 1,021 points and 451 rebounds. Her average of 26.9 points per game also marks a new record for single-season scoring.

A'ja Wilson discusses her scoring and rebounding records

After hitting the 1,000-point mark for the season in a game against the Sun on Sunday, A'ja Wilson took a moment in the locker room to emphasize the role her teammates played in her success.

In a video posted by the Aces on social media, Wilson shared her thoughts with her teammates after reaching this significant milestone.

"I hope y'all know how much I love each and every last one of y'all," she said.

"Y'all will never understand how much y'all mean to me because there's days where I hate being A'ja Wilson. I hate it. But when I come in to work and I see y'all smiling and I see y'all just happy, (it) makes me who I am."

After breaking the rebounding record, she expressed her joy at having her name included in the record books.

"It's a blessing," Wilson said (per WNBA.com). "This league is tough, so if my name can be in the record books in some sort of way, it's a blessing. So that's cool."

The Las Vegas Aces are set to face the Seattle Storm in the first round of the playoffs, having finished the regular season with a 3-1 record against them, in which Wilson played a crucial role.

She averaged 25.3 points and 11.8 rebounds while shooting 47.3% from the field. However, her shooting percentage against the Storm is the second lowest compared to other teams, with her lowest being 42.5% against the Chicago Sky.