"She looks like a GTA opening credits baddie" - WNBA fans left raving about Caitlin Clark's classy outfit for debut WNBA All-Star game

Caitlin Clark turned heads even hours before the WNBA All-Star game tipped off. Clark made sure she made an impression in her first-ever All-Star game appearance, playing for Team WNBA against the Olympic-bound Team USA.

The Indiana Fever rookie came inside the Footprint Center in Phoenix with a simple outfit paired with a white top and a brown skinny skirt. She also donned sunglasses and red heels to complete the look.

Clark’s outfit caught the attention of fans as they admired the rookie’s classy and simple look ahead of the high-profile game.

“She looks like a GTA opening credits baddie,” said one fan.

“Always the sweet girl next door Caitlin ❤️,” said another fan.

Some fans also raved about Clark’s muscular legs, which are the product of her work ethic in training and have been her tools in becoming one of the best point guards in the WNBA today.

“Something about her legs makes me want to see her wear pants,” said one fan.

Other WNBA fans also expressed their admiration for Clark’s lowkey and straightforward entrance for the All-Star game.

“Looking good girl,” said one fan.

“Soooo cute and classy i need a rundown on all the pieces neow,” said another fan.

Others even want her to showcase her game for the All-Star showcase against the national team that snubbed her in the Olympic team selection.

“@CaitlinClark22 looking fly for the game. Going to show the world why it was a mistake not to put you on the Olympic team,” said one fan.

Clark was one of the main attractions for the All-Star game as she topped the voting for the matchup across the league. Clark is also considered one of the most popular players in the WNBA today.

Caitlin Clark sets All-Star rookie record

Caitlin Clark took advantage of the talent around her in the Team WNBA. She set a new rookie assist record in their win versus Team USA, 117-109, in the All-Star game.

Clark was the main facilitator for Team WNBA, tallying 10 assists along with four points and two steals. Clark orchestrated the offense for most of the way, sharing the ball with almost everyone on the team, including fierce rival and fellow rookie Angel Reese, who made a layup off a pass from Clark in the fourth quarter.

The Fever rookie also played a factor in Arike Ogunbowale’s record-breaking performance. The Dallas Wings star recorded 34 points to set a new All-Star game scoring record despite being scoreless in the first half.

Team WNBA controlled the tempo of the game, outclassing Team USA for most of the way, before the national team put up a comeback that fell short.