Caitlin Clark’s all-white outfit for Fever-Liberty game draws attention

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark rocked an eye-catching pre-game outfit against the New York Liberty on Saturday.

Following her historic game against the Seattle Storm on Friday, where she had a double-double output of 45 points and 10 assists, Clark arrived at the game against New York in a stunning fashion.

Clark wore an off-white oversized utility jumpsuit by RÙADH — a relaxed, boxy button-up jacket with a collar and baggy, wide-leg pants with cuffed ankles.

It’s a bold, modern and utilitarian aesthetic that gave the Indiana superstar a more approachable look.

This was the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year’s first back-to-back games since her rookie season two years ago. Back injuries have been bothering Clark this season, but she still managed to suit up for the Fever.

Caitlin arrives for Fever vs Liberty wearing RÙADH

Styled by AZSN Studio pic.twitter.com/itTSpsBKrt

— Claire: Caitlin Clark Style (@caitlinclarksty) July 18, 2026

Fans react to Caitlin Clark’s unique and relaxed outfit

Clark’s pre-game arrival drew mixed reactions from fans, but most were positive. Several supporters pointed out that this is a brand-new way to represent womenswear pieces. While others do not seem to be delighted by this new fashion style of the former Iowa product.

“The aura,” a fan said.

“Caitlin, you are just beautiful ! I hope you feel well enough to play tonight! Do what you can, but don’t over do it!,” a user stated.

“Her fits have been so good this season,” read a comment.

“Superstar!,” a fan proclaimed.

“Love her, but thats gonna be a no in the fashion department tonight,” a user pointed out.

“Painter on the job I am on wears the same outfit when he sprays,” a reaction read.

Regardless of online fans’ reaction to her pre-game fit, Clark finished the game with 17 points, two rebounds, and seven dimes to help Indiana bag a 108-88 win over the powerhouse Liberty team.

They now jumped to the top spot in the Eastern Conference standings and are now just four games behind the league-leading Minnesota Lynx.