In Pictures: Caitlin Clark shines with $212,000 Tiffany & Co. jewels at WNBA All-Star Orange carpet

Caitlin Clark didn't miss a point when she arrived for the WNBA All-Star Game Orange Carpet in Arizona, Phoenix. The Indiana Fever star rookie proved she can slay fashion as well.

The Fever star was dressed head-to-toe in designer clothes. Clark arrived for the occasion in an Armani mini-dress and paired it with a $895 Versace shoes. But the counting didn’t stop there. She also carried a white color Versace $1,995 bag in her hand.

However, it was her jewelry that stole the show. According to Page Six, Clark wore a gold and diamond link $78,000 Tiffany necklace. In case you were wondering, Clark earns $76,535 a year from her base salary in the WNBA.

Clark also wore a gold bangle worth $39,000, embedded with diamonds all over, and another bracelet in silver worth $41,600. She left no stone unturned to get ready for the big event. Her earring, also from Tiffany, was hoop-shaped and made of diamonds.

Caitlin Clark gives her reasoning behind skipping All-Star 3-point contest

This year’s WNBA All-Star 3-Point contest could have been perhaps the most hyped-up event in the WNBA had Caitlin Clark and Sabrina Ionescu participated. However, Clark and Ionescu chose to drop their names from the contest.

The Indiana Fever rookie was asked about her decision to skip the contest.

“I think just rest,” Clark said. “I’ve been playing basketball for a year straight, it’s not an easy thing to just show up to and shoot off of a rack. It’s not something I’ve ever done before. It’s not something I’ve had a lot of time to practice, I’ve been focusing on helping my team win games.”

“So I think just enjoying this break, I think there’s going to be plenty of opportunities for me to do that at some point … I need a break, and I need to take some time for myself to enjoy what I want to do.”

Ionescu made a record last season when she made 37 shots in the contest. On the other hand, Clark has entertained fans with her unique ability to knock down long-distance shots.