WNBA All-Star Weekend kicked off in Chicago, and the league’s biggest stars brought their fashion A-game to the carpet. From sequined corsets to lace jumpsuits, here are the standout looks of the night.
Kelsey Plum showed up to her fifth All-Star weekend in a navy Hermès Spring 2026 halter top and trouser set, proving once again why she’s one of the league’s most consistent style players.
Aja Wilson took the tunnel in a Rahul Mishra sequined corset maxi dress, complete with a sheer overlay and embellished detail, styled by Icon Tips.
Rickia Jackson arrived on the orange carpet in a navy blue Brielle Eau de Nuit bodysuit, which featured sheer mesh sleeves and a satin corset detail, paired with a matching Eau de Nuit midi skirt.
DiJonai Carrington posed for her photo session in a Boiscamp lace jumpsuit, the Bethlehem One Piece, cut with a waist cutout and a one-shoulder neckline in sheer floral lace, styled by Trey Howard.
Floja Johnson brought texture to the tunnel in the Bent Kahina Wool Knit Polka Bomber and Trouser Set from the brand’s men’s collection.
Kiki Iriafan looked dramatic in a black lace and feather gown by Du Long, paired with Norma Kamali sheer gloves, Erickson Beaman jewelry and Sam Edelman shoes, styled by Mickey Freeman.
Paige Bueckers kept it sharp in a sleeveless button-down shirt with a tie from The Row and wide-leg trousers from Louis Vuitton, styled by Jason Bolden.
From tailored minimalism to full-on drama, the WNBA All-Star Weekend proved that the league’s style game is only getting stronger. We’ll keep an eye on what the players bring to the court going forward.
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